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A Common-Sense Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms, Second Edition:missing word (page 428)
The first complete paragraph on page 428 contains this phrase: “But if we make it to end of the loop…”
The word “the” is missing. The sentence should instead begin, “But if we make it to the end of the loop…”
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Good catch, thank you! Will be corrected for next version.
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