Big Java Late Objects
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Chapter 1.7, Problem 23SC
Consider the following pseudocode for finding the most attractive photo from a sequence of photos:
Set "the best so far" to the first photo.
For each photo in the sequence
If the photo is more attractive than "the best so far"
Set "the best so far" to the photo.
Report "the best so far" as the most attractive photo in the sequence.
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