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      "Classes\n",
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      "So far we have learned about Python's core data types: strings, numbers, lists, tuples, and dictionaries. In this section we learn about the last major data structure, classes. Classes are quite unlike the other data types, in that they are much more flexible. Classes allow you to define the information and behavior that characterize anything you want to model in your program. Classes are a rich topic, so we will learn just enough here to dive into the projects you'd like to get started on."
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      "Contents\n",
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