At a Glance: specify that the objects are comparable edible or clonable to distinguish an interface from my class preceding example and from many other examples in the previous chapters this
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specify that the objects are comparable edible or clonable to distinguish an interface from my class preceding example and from many other examples in the previous chapters this Sometimes using break and continue can make your code simpler so that is why
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