For each assigned block of a learning guide on the topic "{topic}", identify WHAT a beginner with no prior knowledge needs to understand. You are not yet writing guide text — you only gather the contents that will be taught later. You are assigned the following chapters and blocks — binding: every assigned block must appear, invent no additional ones. Beneath each block are its SUBBLOCKS with their learning-path level (`[beginner]`/`[advanced]`/`[expert]`) — the sub-points that get taught: {assignment} {facts} Guiding principle: only the **essentials**. Superfluous material harms learning — gather what a beginner REALLY needs, not everything one could possibly say. Gather per block: - Core points / learning goals: what must the reader grasp? Cover EVERY listed subblock with EXACTLY the one central core point — not several overlapping ones. If a block has no subblocks, gather 3-7 concise points. - Prerequisites: which terms/ideas must one already know to understand this? Each explainable in half a sentence — these are the anchor points for newcomers. - Typical hurdles: where do beginners typically misunderstand it or stumble? - Cited facts (versions, names, values) — nothing unsupported; verify anything uncertain via web search. - One concrete example idea ONLY where an example genuinely carries the understanding — not dutifully for every subblock. - Scope: only what THIS block yields. No more, no less. Don't inflate something mentioned in passing into a topic. Write all gathered content in GERMAN (the guide is for German-speaking learners), even though these instructions are in English. Write ONLY the file {out_path} — one section marker per block (title EXACTLY from the assignment), with the points beneath it: - Core point … - Core point … Prerequisite: what must be briefly explained beforehand (anchor) Hurdle: typical beginner misconception Example: short idea of what the example shows Write the marker line exactly like that. No text outside the sections, no prose guide. {extra}