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  // Build a custom products query using the unoptimized version of the SDK
    const productsQuery = this.props.client.graphQLClient.query((root) => {
      root.addConnection('products', {args: {first: 12}}, (product) => {
        product.add('title');
        product.add('tags');
        product.addConnection('variants', {args: {first: 12}}, (product) => {
          product.add('id')
          product.add('price')
        })
      });

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// Async Await version, although, i am not sure it's made things easier

(async () => {
    // Change the domain name 
    try {
        const fetchIt = await fetch(`${window.location.origin}/cart.js`)
        const response = await fetchIt.json()
        const data = response
        const loopOver = data.items.map((d) => {
            let handleURL = `${window.location.origin}/products/${d.handle}.js`

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(function cartCheck() {
    let fetchIt = fetch(`${window.location.origin}/cart.js`)
        .then(response => response.json())
        .then((data) => {
            const dataMap = data.items.map((d) => {
                let handleURL = `${window.location.origin}/products/${d.handle}.js`
                return handleURL
            })
            for (let data of dataMap) {
                fetch(data)

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const colorSwatchChange = async (e) => {
  e.preventDefault()
  let title = document.querySelector('.product-single__title')
  let description = document.querySelector('#descriptionFrames')
  let productPrice = document.querySelector('.product__price')
  let images = document.querySelectorAll('#mainProductImages')
  let productThumbs = document.querySelectorAll('#productThumbs')
  let intFrameWidth = window.innerWidth;
  let target = e.currentTarget
  let url = `${target.dataset.url}.js`

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 {% for variant in product.variants %}
  <div class="">
    {% for color_option in product.options_by_name['Color'].values %}
      {% assign productColor = color_option %}
    {% endfor %}
  </div>
    {% for x in product.tags  %}
  {% if x != productColor %}
        	{% assign currentProductTags = x %}
  {% endif %}

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class Cars
  getter price : Int64
  getter condition : String
  def initialize(@type : String, @price : Int64, @condition : String, @location : String, @color : String); end
end

johns_car = Cars.new "Holden", 10000, "Fair", "New York", "Red"
puts "Johns car is in #{johns_car.condition} condition, although, the price is cheap at only #{johns_car.price}"

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struct Cars
  getter price : Int64
  getter condition : String
  def initialize(@type : String, @price : Int64, @condition : String, @location : String, @color : String)end
end

johns_car = Cars.new "Holden", 10000, "Fair", "New York", "Red"
puts "Johns car is in #{johns_car.condition} condition, although, the price is cheap at only #{johns_car.price}"

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record Cars, type : String, price : Int64, condition : String, location : String, color : String do
  def car_return
    puts "Johns car is in #{condition} condition, although, the price is cheap at only $#{price}"
  end
end

Johns_car = Cars.new "Ford", 10000, "Fair", "New York", "Red" 
Johns_car.car_return

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class Cars {
  constructor(type, price, condition, color, location) {
    this.type = type
    this.price = price
    this.condition = condition
    this.color = color
    this.location = location
  }
  sellCar(n) {
    console.log(n.type, 'has been sold.')

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const readline = require('readline').createInterface({
  input: process.stdin,
  output: process.stdout
});
const run_questions = () => {
  readline.question('Enter a number ', num1 => {
    readline.question('Enter a second number ', num2 => {
      const num2Parsed = Number.parseInt(num2)
      const num1Parsed = Number.parseInt(num1)
      const sumParsed = num1Parsed + num2Parsed