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I love the analogy of collections being like an accordion, expanding and contracting as needed! It's a great way to visualize the flexibility they offer compared to arrays.

I did not noticed the date.

Identifying a suspicious person with the help of an old accordion player is hilarious.

Can you share your musical works?

It must be a unique and fulfilling experience.

Thank you for sharing. Though I may not have any direct use for the file, I truly appreciate everyone's desire to help. Who knows I might this in the future.

I hope your efforts in refining and packaging it into a versatile class pay off without turning into a maintenance headache.

Sorry hear about your previous lost. Katrina was one of the most destructive hurricane at that time, and I believe up to this day.

I hope they at least appreciated the unique challenge of hauling away an accordion! Do you still play other instruments or have you thought about picking up the accordion again?

Sounds like a clever approach to enhance the visual appeal of the buttons.

Sure it was.

Accordion in Hell, well, some might call it an acquired taste. But who knows, you might bring some musical magic to the underworld!

Yes, because you still play music.

I too would retire when I reach my 70's no matter how much I love my hobby. Kudos to your effort in learning your hobby.

The cornet has such a distinctive and mellow sound compared to the trumpet. It's impressive that you started with the accordion and then picked up both the organ and the cornet. How did you find the transition from accordion to the brass instruments?