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Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop du jour

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brought to you by an angry snail What the shell

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is he screaming about What'll be printed when the following

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code is run animal and and here your potential injuries

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All right here we go We know that george our

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rockets nail is flying as we call the fly methadone

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Whatever We never called the fly method on henry the

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orville copter So he's not flying So when the code

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prints out whether the two are flying or not you

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don't print out true then false Now let's look at

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the compared to Yeah all right these two lines of

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code compare the names that we assigned to our two

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objects First it compares george henry We know that g

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comes before age in the alphabet so the total print

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a negative one Next the code comparison henry did george

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while age comes after g and the alphabets of the

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code should print a positive one we know this is

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correct because the only difference between two compared to methods

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is which name comes first so the two calls should

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output opposite values Our output is true False negative one

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one which gives us e as our answer and lawyers 00:01:24.733 --> [endTime] is turning into a real slugger

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