markjprice
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2 months ago You might have guessed that this was caused by that section being at the end of Chapter 5 in earlier editions but was later moved to the start of Chapter 6. ;-)
If you'd ever consider being a Technical Reviewer for any of my future books, get in touch via email. Your attention to detail is excellent.
in the 3rd bullet you write:
The baby object is added to the Children collection of both parents and then returned. Classes are reference types, meaning a reference to the baby object stored in memory is added, not a clone of the baby object. You will learn the difference between reference types and value types later in Chapter 6, Implementing Interfaces and Inheriting Classes.
But that's the chapter we are in, so maybe change to 'rhis chapter'.