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# reads in a single track from the given file.
def read_track(a_file)
# complete this function
# you need to create a Track here.
end
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def print_track(track)
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puts(track.location)
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def main()
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print_tracks(tracks)
end
main()
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Crackling Rose
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Sweet Caroline
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