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 8. [Async Storage](#async-storage)
 9. [Network Requests](#network-requests)
 10. [Advanced Topics;](#advanced-topics)
-  - [Debugging and Troubleshooting](#debugging)
-  - [Testing](#testing)
-  - [Performance Optimization](#performance)
-  - [Publishing and Deployment](#deployment)
+      - [Debugging and Troubleshooting](#debugging)
+      - [Testing](#testing)
+      - [Performance Optimization](#performance)
+      - [Publishing and Deployment](#deployment)
 
 11.  [Third-Party Integration](#third-party)
 12.  [Security](#security)
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 # Conclusion: <a name="conclusion"></a>
-This guide was meant to be a starting/middle point for learning React Native across its many topics, ranging from front-end to back-end(mainly backe-end because that is what really matters, am I right!). Jokes aside, as you progress through these topics, you'll find that your React experience serves as a strong foundation for learning React Native. React Native allows you to leverage your JavaScript skills to build mobile apps for both iOS and Android, making it a valuable addition to your toolkit.
+This guide was meant to be a starting/middle point for learning React Native across its many topics, ranging from front-end to back-end(mainly backe-end because that is what really matters, am I right!). Jokes aside, as you progress through these topics, you'll find that your React experience serves as a strong foundation for learning React Native. React Native allows you to leverage your JavaScript skills to build mobile apps for both iOS and Android, making it a valuable addition to your toolkit.