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Thirdly, I will note that one may in fact break this call by modifying
the `iter0` and `checkpoints_per_file` values, since we have explicitly
placed `iter0` in the `checkpoint` 0 file.
However, a full discussion of the `iter0` and `checkpoint` subtleties is
beyond the scope of this tutorial.
While a full discussion of the `iter0` and `checkpoint` subtleties is
beyond the scope of this tutorial, I will mention that it was a
conscious choice to use a simple `iteration` to `checkpoint`
correspondence, since we don't actually need anything smarter outside of
extreme scenarios that need to be addressed individually anyway
due to other complexities.
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