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It seems like you have a long list of binary data (i.e., ones and zeros) in your string representation, which likely represents the raw output from some algorithm that generates QR codes. This kind of problem requires computer code to execute the operations on these sequences. For this case, Python would be suitable as it offers the pyqrcode module which we will utilize here. Here is an example program which you could run with the input provided to generate a PNG image containing the specified QR Code: ```python import pyqrcode import matplotlib.pyplot as plt qr_data = "0110100011001110111001110110001010001010000000011110111001110011011011111111001100011... (continued)" qr_file_name = "output.png" add_sub = 2 # As mentioned in your problem statement def remove_white_pixels(string): data_list = list(string) for i, item in enumerate(data_list[::-1]): if item == '0' and add_sub <= 10-i: del data_list[i] return ''.join([str(x) for x in data_list]) # Removing leading whitespaces (optional step in problem description): # We only execute it if a whitespace is detected. # qr_data = remove_white_pixels(qr_data) # Generate QR Code: try: pyqrcode.create(qr_data).png("qr_code.png",scale=5) except TypeError as te: print(f"An error occurred :{te}") except FileNotFoundError as fe: print("A module, such as PIL, needed to generate the png file could not be located.") plt.imread("qr_code.png") print("\nQR Code generated successfully in qr_code.png") ``` If there's any error encountered by Python, like with missing files for certain libraries (e.g. a specified image outputting library) and anything else that prevents execution then I hope it’s printed properly within the console. I wish this helps you out and solves your task. Let me know if you'd like clarification about some part of my response!