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Rather than allowing a method to fall off its end, answering self
by
default, you can include an equivalent, explicit answer of self
by
concluding the method definition with ^ self
. Generally, you should
include ^ self
only when you wish to indicate to yourself or other
programmers that you expect the answered self
to be used.