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Here is the problem: "Here is an example of going past the bounds of a string. This code should double all but the first and last letter in message. Fix the code so that it doesn’t cause an out of bounds an error." And the code given is in the screenshot. When it runs, it runs infinitely. I tried changing pos+2 to +1, which ended up printing just "watch out" (as it should). But I'm not sure how to double all the letters besides the first and the last. Help is much appreciated, this is extremely time sensitive lol (due tomorrow)
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