My point exactly: You're serin2 statement differs from the examples in the book in many ways.
Does that tell you anything? Such as that if it differs, it probably won't work right.
Try to make your serin2 statement look like something in the book. Compare the SERIN with the SERIN2 statement. What's different about the two? Specifically, the 3rd paragraph of Page 132 and the 2nd paragraph of Page 130.
It's just that easy! Really it is.
You could 'just get an answer', but you're not going to learn anything about learning anything.
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