Hi all, While making my last change, I had also considered adding convenience constructors, taking a single String, to all of the classes. The constructors would parse the result of each class's toString() method. I didn't actually add them yet, but they'd be convenient. In the event that we're given an invalid String instance, we would need to throw an appropriate exception, which brings into consideration the addition of resource bundle strings for the exception message.
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