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@@ -21,8 +21,7 @@ Person x = new Person();
 ### from static methods. A static method is attached to a class rather than an instance of a class / an object. When wanting to use a static method of the class
 ### unlike an instance method, it has to declare an instance of the class in order for it to use the instance method. A static method can use the he method as soon 
 ### as it wants. We create instances of the class which create us branches. These branches are referred to as objects. Anytime we create a method within the class. 
-### we create an instance of the class, the method we created is made available for use to us. An instance method is the complete opposite of a static method. An 
-### instance method is attached to the instances.
+### we create an instance of the class, the method we created is made available for use to us. An instance method is the complete opposite of a static method. An instance method is attached to the instances.
 
 Say I do this
 Animal bear = new Animal();