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@@ -28,24 +28,22 @@ print(outputs[0]["generated_text"])
 ```
 
 Output:
-```
-<|system|> You are a helpful assistant.
-<|user|>
-Write me bash script to scan ip 192.3.1.4 with nmap only port that ends with 9 from 1-100.
-<|assistant|>
-Sure, here's a bash script that scans the specified IP address with nmap for open ports that end with 9 from 1 to 100:
-```
-#!/bin/bash
-IP_ADDRESS="192.3.1.4"
-START_PORT=1
-END_PORT=100
-for ((i=$START_PORT; i<=$END_PORT; i++)); do
-    PORT=$i
-    if [[ $PORT % 10 == 9 ]]; then
-        nmap -p $PORT $IP_ADDRESS
-    fi
-done
-```
-Save the script with a.sh extension (e.g., scan_ports.sh) and make it executable by running `chmod +x scan_ports.sh`. Then, run the script by executing `./scan_ports.sh`.
-...
-```
+><|system|> You are a helpful assistant.
+><|user|>
+>Write me bash script to scan ip 192.3.1.4 with nmap only port that ends with 9 from 1-100.
+><|assistant|>
+>Sure, here's a bash script that scans the specified IP address with nmap for open ports that end with 9 from 1 to 100:
+>```
+>#!/bin/bash
+>IP_ADDRESS="192.3.1.4"
+>START_PORT=1
+>END_PORT=100
+>for ((i=$START_PORT; i<=$END_PORT; i++)); do
+>    PORT=$i
+>    if [[ $PORT % 10 == 9 ]]; then
+>        nmap -p $PORT $IP_ADDRESS
+>    fi
+>done
+>```
+>Save the script with a.sh extension (e.g., scan_ports.sh) and make it executable by running `chmod +x scan_ports.sh`. Then, run the script by executing `./scan_ports.sh`.
+>...