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;TI"  def initialize
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;TI"  end
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;T@I"    1: class Potato
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;TI"     3:     @cooked = false
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;TI"1    5:     puts "Cooked potato: #{@cooked}"
;TI"    6:   end
;TI"    7: end
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;T;0o;
;	[I"�You can exit the IRB session with the <code>exit</code> command. Note that exiting will
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;T;0o;
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