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Visitor Pattern UML Diagram

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As a developer I have questions. Many questions. I use this blog to simply write down my questions. Nothing more, nothing less. I don’t expect answers, really. I’m fully aware that some of my questions will disturb others, but honestly… I don’t care. Don’t like me questioning stuff, then don’t visit this site. But… even though you might disagree on these topics, my questions might help you to think things over sometimes and that alone might be helpful. It is all up to you.

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