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Author: BruceEckel

Chapters/26_Surrogate.md

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 # Surrogate
 
 Both *Proxy* and *State* provide a surrogate class that you use in your code.
-This surrogate class hides the real class that does the work.
+The surrogate hides the real class that does the work.
 When you call a method in the surrogate,
 it calls that method in the implementing class.
 The two patterns are so similar that *Proxy* is a special case of *State*.

README.md

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 | 22_Data_Transfer_Objects.md     | |
 | 23_Iterators.md                 | |
 | 24_Singleton.md                 | |
-| 25_Template_Method.md           |O|
-| 26_Surrogate.md                 | |
+| 25_Template_Method.md           |X|
+| 26_Surrogate.md                 |O|
 | 27_Factory.md                   | |
 | 28_Function_Objects.md          | |
 | 29_Changing_the_Interface.md    | |