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As a preface, I really do not want the exact solution to my problem, just guidance. I don\'t want you to give me the code. This isn\'t homework, it\'s just an exercise I\'m trying to solve.
The question is in reference to this, which was posted a little while earlier. While the OP was happy accepting the answer which solved his problem I was a little intrigued with a detail as to 开发者_
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