I prefer the electronic, but I do have my coding books handy because there are times whenever I actually need to see it on paper and maybe see like the references around it. It's sometimes it's a little easier to see the guidelines in the book. Yeah. And I like using both though, but again, electronic books are definitely my preference. Here go to. Yeah, I think it's like a healthy, I think that's kind of most common right now is that people are doing like a little bit of both because the hard copy books are kind of what people were used to but they're recognizing the ease of the electronic and so there's just a there's just a little bit of both they like to use. Um, okay, is there anything else you would like the APC community to know, either people who are taking their exam for the first time, people who are thinking about medical coding, like a career change, anything, any advice, tips? I think that, remember whenever studying for the exam, you know, the information that you need to retain, that you need to study, it is provided to you in the study guides, the practice exams, the books that you have. Study, I've always heard and I don't know, I don't think I did either, but you know don't study the night before, rest. I've heard that. You definitely want to make sure, yep, you definitely want to make sure that you have, you know, your pencils and and your books. You to be prepared, but, you know, being prepared also means you're getting some sleep the night before. It is a long test. Any test that I've taken