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 ##Laboratory Session:
 
 
-### Exercise 0 - Download and understand the code
+### Exercise 1 - Download and understand the code
 
 
 ####Instructions
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 2. `void drawPoints(GISPOI* gisLocations, unsigned int size);`: Given an array of `GISPOI` objects and their size, displays their locations as points in the map.
 
 
-### Exercise 1 - Read the georeferenced points into an array
+### Exercise 2 - Read the georeferenced points into an array
 
 
 Remember that you will only be changing code in the `main.cpp` file. Your first task will be to add code to read the entire contents of a file into an array of `GISPOI` objects.
@@ -374,7 +374,7 @@ Remember that you will only be changing code in the `main.cpp` file. Your first
 
 
 
-### Exercise 2 - Max and min functions
+### Exercise 3 - Max and min functions
 
 
 Once you have the information of georeferenced cities in the array of objects, you can start processing them in many interesting ways. We will start with some basic operations.
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-### Exercise 3 - Compute the cycle distance
+### Exercise 4 - Compute the cycle distance
 
 
 1. Read the documentation and implement the function `double cycleDistance(GISPOI A[], int size, int P[])`. Invoke the function from `main()` as indicated in the comments inside the `main()`   function:
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-### Exercise 4 - More fun!
+### Exercise 5 - More fun!
 
 
 1. Change your code so that it now opens the `pr.txt` file.  Validate your results and marvel at your great achievement!