Question 42 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

Question 42 asks you, "What is the answer to life, the universe, and everything?", with a little arrow pointing at the question number. There are no answer boxes, there's a 15-second bomb ticking down, and the question is unskippable.
The question will probably appear familiar if you've heard of the book "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." In it, aliens build a supercomputer to find The Answer to The Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything. After millions of years of calculation, the computer returns "42". Even if you've never read the book, you may still know about this plot point because it's become widespread on the internet. So, 42 must be the answer to this question somehow, right? The little arrow pointing to the question number—42!—even hints at this.
To answer this question, you must type "42" - not just once, but forty-two times. (Spaces aren't required, just rapidly alternate between pressing 4 and 2.) This takes some quick keyboard mashing, and if you don't start typing quick enough you might run out of time anyway. 
Once you've typed "42" enough times, a green check mark will appear and you'll move on.
== Mobile version ==
Due to a lack of a keyboard, this question's mechanic is different on the mobile edition: you must tap the question number 42 times. Otherwise, the question is the exact same.
== Trivia ==
* This question asked here is exactly the same as in Question 42 of The Impossible Quiz, which also features forty-two (well, actually fifty) 42s. The answers to the two questions are different, though.
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