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So that actually create another method in slight is Paxi manager class.



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So just I've been here public the access modifier of this method is going to be public the return type



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of this if it is strong the name of this method is going to be return the time left to get to destination



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location destination location.



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And this is going to accept a parameter of type location which is going to be Cullens location right.



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Come on.



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So the second parameter is going to be of type float and the name of this valuable the name of this



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privater is going to be miles per hour miles per hour.



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So let's actually create another parameter for the Smurfette which is going to be off that integer and



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the name of this parameter is going to be meters per mile.



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Let's actually open and close this method by using these curly braces and opening curly brace followed



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by a closing Korea-U.S. leading actually just create a new line here so that you can see the entire



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Mefford the name of this if it is returned the time left to get to destination location.



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So this method accepts free actually parameters.



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The first one is this one kind of location which is of the application.



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The second parameter is this one miles per hour which is off the float.



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And the third parameter is this 1 meters per mile.



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So let's actually go inside this actually Meffert And let's see what's going on here inside the Smurfette.



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Let's create a variable of type float and the name of this method is going to be distance in meters.



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So it was an assignment operator here and then I can just refer to the name of this MF'er the the distance



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to this destination location actually in meters right.



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And I just need to pass the current location to the Smurfit semi-colon so it can actually return a float



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value and that floats about you is going to be the distance to destination location in meters.



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So that's vallire at this valuable here.



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The float distance in meters it's going to hold that value right.



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So now let me actually create a new line here so that you can see the entire Meffert here.



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Now let's actually create another variable of type float.



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So here the name of this rally is going to be time left assignment operator.



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I can refer to this distance in meters variable of type float in order to get this value so distance



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in meters divided by.



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So let's actually put a pair of practice's because I want to use the practices in order to have the



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higher precedence here because he wants the operation inside Apprentice's to execute first and then



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you want to actually divide that value by disvalue.



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So insider Apprentice's I can say actually this I can refer to this Miles per Hour miles per hour multiplied



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by meters per mile semi-colon.



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So they multiplied this value mph by this one meters per mile.



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And here we have this distance in meters here right.



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And the result here is going to be assigned to this time variable which is going to specified the time



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that is actually left in order to get to the destination location in order to actually get from the



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current location to destination location.



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This valuable time left is going to hold that value at that time.



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So now that we have this time left here.



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So not just that this is actually a formula.



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You can use this formula when really you want.



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OK you don't have to know about mathematics in order to actually create such applications right.



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You just need to know the formula and everything is done automatically for you.



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So just use that formula and use these variables in order to actually pass data around.



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And then your application is actually created for you.



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So let's actually put the other codes here after this line of code.



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I can't say.



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So I can actually create a variable of type string here and the name of this variable is going to be



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actually time resolved.



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Time result.



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And initially because this is going to be a local variable we must initialises right any way to assign



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an interesting value to the value of it.



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So here let me tell you that this valuable time lift is actually time left in our heads.



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But because this is actually a float value.



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Let's actually first convert it to an integer value and then we have the hour it is that is actually



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the time to get to the destination location.



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So here is create a variable of that be integer and the name of this variable is going to be time left



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time left in our like assignment operator.



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which is of type float semicolon.



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value.



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And then we are assigning that integer value to this valuable time left in ours.



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So now I can actually say so lets create an if statement so if pine left in our heads is equal to 1



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if there is only 1 hour to get to the destination location.



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to be assignment operator time result plus.



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And I cant put two coats here and I can say one hour OK.



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And then I put a space at the end because I want to put Actually the minutes after the hour.



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So I put a space at the end of this I should be seeing value.



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So just put a semicolon here if there is only one hour where between the current location and the destination



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location that is then is actually right in that case we are going to just concatenate one hour or two



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this time result which is actually an empty an an empty string value.



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So let's create an ELSE IF statement here so Ill see if I insert a prentices I can say time left in



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hours is actually greater than 1.



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In that case.



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So first let me tell you that here this time result this syntax could be actually different.



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Instead of just writing this line of code that makes you comment out of this line of code and here I



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can say Time result.



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Time is on plus assignment operator.



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Actually have one hour I can say one hour right.



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This syntax is actually the same as the syntax here.



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OK.



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You can use either of them.



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So let's actually go inside these LCF statement.



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And here I can say Time result plus assignment operator.



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And here I can just refer to this time left in our word as valuable plus and that I can put two quotes



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here and here I can put a space and then I can say hours and then an address space and at the end because



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I told you I want to put the minutes after the hour is semicolon right.



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So here we are we are going to get the time left in our last year plus the hours and we are going to



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assign that value to this time result.



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So let me actually also show you the other syntax.



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Let me put another let me actually comment out this line of code.



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I could have right this line of code as this one I could have said time result.



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Assignment operator time result plus time left in hours plus.



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And then I put 2 coats hours space semicolon.



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That's it right.



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This line of code here.



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This syntax is exactly the same as this one.



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You can actually do the same thing but the syntax is actually different.



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So now that we have the hour it is let's get the minutes.



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So let's after the ending curly brace of this statement and before the end in curly brace of the Smurfette



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here I am going to get the minutes so that data type of this radio is going to be integer minutes left



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right.



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Assignment operator.



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So first let me actually show you the formula in order to get them in it's actually left right.



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So I put a pair of pants this year in order to get the minutes.



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We must first actually minus the value of them actually time left variable.



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So I can say time left which is a flawed right.



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If I actually show you this variable you can see that this value this value the stuff that floats.



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And here I can see time left minus.



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So we have this time left in our list which is of type integer right.



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These two values are actually the same but this one is actually a float value which has a decimal value



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also.



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But this one this time of ours doesn't have a decimal value.



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So the formula is this time left which is the float value minus time left in our list.



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And then here I just need to multiply the result of this operation by 60.



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So that actually puts the entire expression in inside the actor to Apprentice's.



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So first it's going to execute this operation here inside the apprentice's.



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OK.



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And that the result of this operation is going to be multiplied by disvalue 6 the semicolon.



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This is actually the formula in order to get the minutes that actually is left in order to get to the



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location to the destination location.



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So here we have an error or the is of type integer.



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But the result of this operation is going to be off like floats.



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So we must actually cast this value to an integer value.



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So here after the assignment operator I just put a set of practices and inside the Prentice's I can



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say it.



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So it's going to actually cast this value to an integer value and the decimal value is going to be element



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eliminated that decimal points the values the number after the decimal point is going to be eliminated.



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And the result is going to be assigned to these minutes left minutes left valuable of time integer.



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So now that we have two minutes left variable Let's see how we can use it.



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So here I can create an if statement if minutes left is equal to one here I can actually open and close



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this Satan by using these curly braces so I can get the value the current value of this type result



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which currently has the value of the hour right.



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Time result.



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Assignment operator time result plus two coats.



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And here I can actually say one minutes right semi-colon.



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So that's why we actually provided spaces here for this hour's string value.



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Here is a line number of 76.



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You can see that here because I want to actually put the minutes after the hour.



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So here we have one minute here so I could have used actually the other syntax.



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Let me actually comment out this line of code in order to show you another syntax here.



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So I can say Time result plus assignment operator and I can put two quotes here one minute right semicolon.



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So let's create an elusive statement for this if statement.



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So after the end in curly brace of this statement I can't say.



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Else.



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And inside the parenthesis I can see LCF minutes left is actually greater than 1.



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So in that case we are going to say Time result.



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Assignment operator time result plus.



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So we get the minutes left minutes left on here I can put a plug concatenation operator.



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This is the plus OPERATOR Two coats.



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I can't say actually I can't put a space here.



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I can say minutes semi-colon.



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Let me show you the other syntax.



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Let me comment on this line of code and here I can say Time result time result plus assignment operator



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actually minutes left minutes left plus and two coats I put space here.



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And then I can say minutes semi-colon.



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So here after the end in curly brace of this LCF statement and before the end in curly brace of this



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method here let's actually create an if statement.



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The final statement of this method I can't say enough time left in our test is actually less than or



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equal to zero and that I put D and the logical operator here and I can't say minutes left is less than



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or equal to zero.



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So in that case we are going to just say Time result assignment operator and I can't see less than less



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than a minute.



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Is left to get to the destination location destination location.



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Right semicolon.



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And finally here if you specify that this McFate must return a value of type string.



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So we are going to return the time result.



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So return time does not semicolon.



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That's it.



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This is actually how we implemented our taxi manager class.



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Right now it's time to go to the main activity class.



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We're going to continue building this application in the next tutorial.



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Thank you very much for watching.



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And I've seen the next story.