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			@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ class Tasty:
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51	51		def display_tasks(self):
52		-	for task_name, status in enumerate(self.tasks.items()):
	52	+	for task_name, status in self.tasks.items():
53	53		print("- ", task_name, status)
54	54
55	55		```

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			@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ tasks['Finish Lab'] = 'not yet'
16	16		task_name = 'Buy Milk'
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18	18		if tasks[task_name] == 'not yet':
19		-	# task is unfinished
	19	+	# task is unfinished
20	20		pass
21	21		else:
22	22		# task is 'complete'
			@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ else:
25	25
26	26		# to list all the tasks
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28		-	for task_name, status in enumerate(tasks.items()):
	28	+	for task_name, status in tasks.items():
29	29		print("- ", task_name, status)
30	30		```
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			@@ -93,3 +93,13 @@ If I paste the second code block into a Python interpreter...
93	93		```
94	94		That's an example of how I might use the rough class here.
95	95
	96	+	And if you're puzzled about my use of `enumerate` - I think now that it is wrong. It should probably be...
	97	+
	98	+	```python
	99	+	def display_tasks(self):
	100	+	for task_name, status in self.tasks.items():
	101	+	print("- ", task_name, status)
	102	+	```
	103	+
	104	+
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			@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ See how those things went from just trial code to _methods_ in the class?
59	59		Yes, and... the `self` variable is how you know that thing is a _method_ and not just a _function_.
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62		-	If I paste the second clode block into a Python interpreter...
	62	+	If I paste the second code block into a Python interpreter...
63	63
64	64		```bash
65	65		>>> class Tasty:

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			@@ -91,9 +91,5 @@ If I paste the second clode block into a Python interpreter...
91	91		- 1 ('Bar', 'not yet')
92	92		>>>
93	93		```
94		-
95		-
96		-
97		-
98		-
	94	+	That's an example of how I might use the rough class here.
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			@@ -59,6 +59,41 @@ See how those things went from just trial code to _methods_ in the class?
59	59		Yes, and... the `self` variable is how you know that thing is a _method_ and not just a _function_.
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	62	+	If I paste the second clode block into a Python interpreter...
	63	+
	64	+	```bash
	65	+	>>> class Tasty:
	66	+	...
	67	+	... def __init__(self):
	68	+	... self.tasks = {}
	69	+	...
	70	+	... def add_task(self, task_name):
	71	+	... """
	72	+	... Add a new task to the user tasks.
	73	+	... """
	74	+	... if task_name not in self.tasks:
	75	+	... self.tasks[task_name] = "not yet"
	76	+	... else:
	77	+	... print("Task already added.")
	78	+	...
	79	+	...
	80	+	... def display_tasks(self):
	81	+	... for task_name, status in enumerate(self.tasks.items()):
	82	+	... print("- ", task_name, status)
	83	+	...
	84	+	...
	85	+	>>> t = Tasty()
	86	+	>>> t.add_task("Foo")
	87	+	>>> t.add_task("Bar")
	88	+	>>>
	89	+	>>> t.display_tasks()
	90	+	- 0 ('Foo', 'not yet')
	91	+	- 1 ('Bar', 'not yet')
	92	+	>>>
	93	+	```
	94	+
	95	+
	96	+
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54	54		See how those things went from just trial code to _methods_ in the class?
55	55
56		-
	56	+	Yes, and... the `self` variable is how you know that thing is a _method_ and not just a _function_.
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			@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ for task_name, status in enumerate(tasks.items()):
26	26		print("- ", task_name, status)
27	27		```
28	28
29		-	We need to think about how to put _into the class_.
	29	+	We need to think about how to put thse ideas _into the class_.
30	30		We might...
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32	32		```python

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