user: In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This should only take about 60 seconds or so. You can check by lightly nudging an element, such as the ribbon, to see if it moves at all. Be careful doing this, however! This is optional, but if you do have other elements ready that you want to add, such as cut out paper shapes, stickers or fake flowers, this is the time to add them. It's best to add them last, so that you can truly size up what your card looks like and choose the best embellishment possible! Decide on placement and glue them down carefully. Allow these elements to dry completely, as well. This is also optional, but it can be a nice touch. Many craft stores will sell envelopes in a variety of colors and sizes for this purpose. These are generally located right next to the cardstock items in the store. Carefully slip the card into the envelope and seal it as you normally would. Write the recipient’s name on the front of the envelope, if desired. Your card is now complete and ready to be given to the recipient. Handmade cards are always lovely to receive, and much more personal than a store bought card. It will be a hit!
Summary: Allow the glue to dry completely. Add any additional elements you’d like. Choose an envelope. Deliver the card!

If someone puts trust in you, it is unethical to violate that trust for personal gain. By having someone’s trust and gaining by violating that trust, you are using your position to take advantage of someone.  If someone entrusts possessions or information with you, keep the possessions and information secure. If someone hires you to do something, don’t use your situation to gain from them without their knowledge. Trust is the foundation of ethical relationships between people. Hurting other people’s feelings for no reason is viewed as an ultimate unethical activity. Ultimately, being mean and unkind to other people is a selfish activity that creates a hostile environment for not just you and the person, but for others. Instead:  Always be kind to people. Respect the feelings of other people. Think before you talk. Your words can hurt people. Stealing is almost universally seen as an unethical behavior. This is because stealing is dishonest behavior in which one takes advantage of someone else for personal gain. This not only violates other people’s rights, but demonstrates that you are a dishonest and irresponsible person who has little concern for others.  Don’t take things that are not your own. Respect other people’s property. There are exceptions though. Many believe that stealing in order to survive or to help others survive is in fact a very ethical behavior. Ethics often means different things to different people based on social and cultural context. As a result, a behavior that you  see as ethical might not be ethical to someone else.This is because we (largely) receive our ethical code from the society and culture we live in, as well as the religion we adhere to and political culture we embrace. For example, one person might see eating meat as unethical behavior, while someone who grew up in a culture where hunting is a way of life would not agree with this perspective.
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One-sentence summary -- Don’t violate trust for your own gain. Avoid hurting other people’s feelings for no reason. Do not steal. Try not to impose your ethics on other people.

Problem: Article: Type/Copy/Paste: mkdir QtHelloWorld Type/Copy/Paste: cd QtHelloWorld This is very important to make sure you are in the correct directory when creating your Qt program. Type/Copy/Paste:  nano main.cpp or  Type/Copy/Paste: gedit main.cpp This command will create the main.cpp file for the Qt program
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assistant: For this exercise we are going to open up a terminal on Ubuntu Linux and issue the following command which will create the main directory for a Qt program. Change into your QtHelloWorld directory by issuing the following command  While we are in the QtHelloWorld directory, we are going to create our Qt Program source code file  Now add the following lines in the code box below to your main.cpp source code file.