Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Pig Laten: Pig Latin is a farcical "language" used to entertain children, but also to teach them some valuable language concepts along the way. Translating English to Pig Latin is simple: Your challenge is to implement the method `pigLatinize` that takes a string phrase and translates it to Pig Latin. You're free to add additional classes, variables, and methods if you would like.
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