\chapter{Literature Review}
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\label{ch:2}

\noindent In this section, an introductory paragraph for the chapter must be provided, consisting of 3 to 5 lines. The content should include the purpose of the chapter (e.g., 'This chapter will...'), a summary of the content highlighting the main sub-topics to be discussed, or the final goal explaining how the chapter will enhance the reader's understanding.

\section{Introduction}
\label{sec:intro2}

The introduction of Chapter 2 serves to validate the research concerning the theories, technologies, and previous works identified in relation to the developed application. Consequently, this section emphasizes the significance of these fundamental elements as a precursor to their detailed analysis in the following subsections.

\section{Fundamental Theory and Concept}
\label{sec:theory}
Give an introduction to your selected theory and concept before further the explanation in the subsection. Fundamental theory is refer to any theory that is used in your project, For example, if you applied the image processing method in your application , suppose there are some theory that was related to image processing such ah Digital Image Representation, Requency Domain or Spatial Domain. Or in the application development the architectural theory such as Client -Side, Server Side or database can be use as the fundamental theory. But it is depends to your overview of your application and what is more related and needs an explanation.

Concept is a specific idea, variable or phenomenon that is central to your study. Think of it as the "vocabulary" of your research. Before you can prove your thesis, you have to define the terms you are using so the reader understands exactly what you mean. Example: If your thesis is about "Remote Work Productivity," you must define what "Productivity" means. Is it hours worked? Tasks completed? Revenue generated?

Explain each of your theory and concept in each subsection and at least you have  3 subsection on this section

\subsection{NAme of Fundamental Or Theory 1}
explain your first theory or concept


\subsection{Name of Fundamental Or Theory 2}
explain your second theory or concept

\subsection{Name of Fundamental Or Theory 3}
explain your third theory or concept. add another subsection if you have more than three items

\section{Related Works}
\label{sec:relatedworks}

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\subsection{Name of Related Works 1}
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\subsection{Name of Related Works 2}
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\subsection{Name of Related Works 3}
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\cite{shopee2022} mentioned that \lipsum[1].

Figure~\ref{fig:shopee} shows bla bla bla

\begin{figure}[h!]
    \centering
    \includegraphics[width=0.8\textwidth]{figure/shopee.png}
    \caption{Shopee Homepage}
    \label{fig:shopee}
\end{figure}

\section{Discussion}
\label{sec:discussion}

\section{Summary}
\label{sec:sum2}

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