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10. Façade

Dmitri Nesteruk1 
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St. Petersburg, Russia
 

First of all, let’s get the linguistic issue out of the way: that little curve in the letter Ç is called a cedilla and the letter itself is pronounced as an S, so the word ‘façade’ is pronounced as fah-saad. The particularly pendantic among you are welcome to use the letter ç in your code, since most compilers treat it just fine.

Right, now, about that pattern…

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