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Author: beakerandjake

README.md

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 ### `import <day> <level> <answer> [--no-confirm]`
-Stores the correct answer to a puzzle which was solved outside of advent-of-code-runner. This allows you to start using advent-of-code-runner even if you've already started the years calendar. Before this command you couldn't let advent-of-code-runner know that you had solved a puzzle already. 
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-Once you've imported a puzzle answer you will probably want to update the corresponding solution file with the code you wrote elsewhere, this way you can track runtime statistics for the puzzle. 
+Stores the correct answer to a puzzle which was solved outside of advent-of-code-runner. This allows you to start using advent-of-code-runner even if you've already started the years calendar. Before this command you couldn't let advent-of-code-runner know that you had solved a puzzle already. Once you've imported an answer you will probably want to update the corresponding solution file to add your existing code. 
 
 **Note**: All imported puzzles are set to a runtime of 999 seconds. After importing an answer you will want to run the `solve` command for the puzzle you just imported, running the `solve` command will update the runtime to a real value. 
 
-Running without the `--no-confirm` flag is the default behavior. If you are importing the answer to a puzzle which already has an entry in your `aocr-data.json` file, then you will be asked to confirm overwriting this data. It shouldn't be an issue to overwrite it in the off chance that it does exist.
+Running without the `--no-confirm` flag is the default behavior. You will be asked to confirm when importing any puzzles which already exist in your `aocr-data.json` file.
 
 ```
 npm run import <day> <level> <answer>
 ```
 
-Running with the `--no-confirm` flag will skip any confirmation for overwriting existing data. This option comes in handy when bulk importing answers. 
+Running with the `--no-confirm` flag will skip any confirmation for overwriting existing data. 
 
 ```
 npm run import --no-confirm <day> <level> <answer> 
 ```
 
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 #### Handling different answer types
 
 Answers are stored as strings, so you usually don't need to wrap your answer with quotes. However there are certain answers which will need special care: