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Description: While we get a couple of examples here of Jinja for loops, the conditional section shows only a single example. I think a couple more if statements could be added.
Consider something like the following.

{# Provide a hint on installed memory #}
Memory details:
{% if ansible_facts['memtotal_mb'] > 2048 %}
Looks like you have more than 2GBs installed.
{% else %}
Less than 2GBs intalled.
{% endif %}

{# CPU arch #}
Processor type: {{ 'Intel' | upper if ansible_architecture == 'x86_64' else 'Uncommon' }}

Also the filter section could use a few different examples. Comparison to the filter commands in Linux such as 'sort', 'tr', etc. could also help students relate to them better.