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OK, so we spoke about truncates, we talked about what they are, why we may want to use them for our

basic cases, and also we've seen how they can be used in our programming language.

And now that's very important for you to understand that tracts are actually the basis for other courses,

such as data structures.

In these courses, you create more sophisticated structures and define some unique functionality for

them.

For example, we have linked lists, trees and so on.

Of course, these structures may also be implemented in our programming language, but since it's a

way to broad topic and before you actually go and implement these data structures, it should be taught

in theory.

That's why we probably will not include all of them in this course.

OK, because that's a pretty new and big world on its own.

And we can create a full course just on that.

But I think I will maybe have at least one of them to you our course, just that you will get these

feelings and this knowledge of how it works behind the scenes.

Awesome.

So that's just what I wanted to tell you in this video.

Good job, guys.

Keep it up and I will see you in the next one.