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This document provides setup instructions for a project titled "<My Project Title>" created by Group X consisting of Name1, Name2, and Name3 for their CS308 course at Indian Institute of Technology - Mumbai. The instructions state to add whatever is wanted and include photos of a bot and arena.
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- 1. <My Project Title> Group X Name1, Name2 , Name3 CS308 – Indian Institute of Technology - Mumbai
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