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 ## Objective
 
-Develop a web application where users can input a 128-bit hexadecimal string (e.g., "11010030303847423000afbe9a30292f"). The application should extract the last 64 bits of this string and use them to generate two MAC addresses. You can implement this functionality using either Node.js or Go.
+Develop a web application where users can input a 128-bit hexadecimal string (e.g., "11010030303847423000afbe9a30292f"). The application should extract the last 64 bits of this string and use them to generate two MAC addresses. You should do this project in both Node.js and Go.
 
 ## Problem Description
 
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 ### Back-End
 
-* Set up a server using either Node.js or Go to handle HTTP requests.
+* Set up a server using bare minimum amount of dependencies, if possible only the stdlib in Go and `http` module in Node.js.
 * The server should extract the last 64 bits from the input string and use this data to generate the MAC addresses.
 * The server should return the generated MAC addresses to the front-end.
 
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 ## Signing Bonus
 
-For a signing bonus of **33377 INR**, implement the MAC address generation algorithm in WebAssembly (WASM) using a system language like Rust or C++ or Go. Integrate the WASM module with the Node.js server to generate the MAC addresses.
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+For a signing bonus of **33377 INR**, implement the MAC address generation algorithm in WebAssembly (WASM) using **Go**. Integrate the WASM module with the Node.js server (**NOT the client side**) to generate the MAC addresses.
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