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<h3>Final Implementation. Not!</h3>
<p>There is no "final" implementation. Let me reiterate:
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There is no "final" implementation.
</table><!-- End Code --><p>So how do we know when to stop? The truth is, we don抰. Sometimes we just get bored with the program, sometimes we start a new interesting project and we abandon the current one (promising ourselves that we抣l come back to it later). Having a delivery date planned ahead (even if we slip a little), and a manager who tells us to stop adding new features and ship梙elps.
<p>With this caveat in mind, let me go over the pseudo-final version of the calculator to show you how the stubs get expanded to create a working program.
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