Good vs. Evil

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duckfan77

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49. Good books are good, except when you stay up way too late reading them... Like 2:15... When you have class the next day... I hate myself right now.
 
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49. Good books are good, except when you stay up way too late reading them... Like 2:15... When you have class the next day... I hate myself right now.
I’ve done the same thing before :) likewise with Minecraft, I was up til gone 2:30 this morning...
 
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duckfan77

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48 I didn't put the book down til after 2, and it took about another 45 minutes after that to fall asleep, so I got... 5ish hours last night? After staying up too late on Homework Sunday night and only getting 6. This probably isn't a good habit...
 

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47. Early night last night; still feel knackered though :(

Yeah that’s probably not the best habit ducky - offset it with some early ones (that’s what I do anyway)
 

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47. I'm not as much of a morning person as I used to be. Or an evening person for that matter. Basically I'm not a person, just a perpetually grouchy bear-like creature.
 

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48 finally got around making a basicOutput file which will hold all the code that has to do with returning data from the server to the client. This was originally done in the API_Parent class and though it would've been fine originally, that class has just grown too big.

Right now, I only moved the code dealing with the output from when something got created. However, as that are 94 lines of code, that is a nice start.
This change should also make it easier to make functions dealing with creating output for when something got removed or updated (finally!).