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Chapter 8, Problem 22E
Program Plan Intro
The variables used in the program are given below:
- items: A List of Item objects representing the items in the room.
The methods used in the program are as follows:
- addItem(Item item): adds the specified Item object to the items list.
- removeItem(Item item): removes the specified Item object from the items list.
- getItems(): returns the List of Item objects in the room.
Program Description:
To modify the project so that a room can hold any number of items.
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