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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Big Waste of Money Review: Our daughter wanted a cash register for Christmas, so we bought her this one. First because of the Fisher Price toy quality and secondly because it looked like a great learning toy! Since Christmas my daughter may have played with it 30 minutes total. I couldn't find the extra cartridges anyplace but K-mart with a grim selection. We were really disappointed with this toy. It didn't keep our daughter interested at all. Its a space taker now collecting dust! Finally we bought my daughter a $10 cash register that made her happier than this thing. She will use the plastic food in her kitchen but what a waste!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Where is the sound? Review: I purchased this item based on the description that included the phrase "with sound," assuming that it would make an elephant like noise, but I can find no evidence that it will produce any sound. The marketing misrepresented the product. I might have purchased the elephant anyway at a lower price, but I am unhappy that the sellers were able to mislead me in this way and that I paid more for it than I would have if I had known it was just a stuffed elephant.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A good book for beginners Review: After picking up a couple of other books on programming with Visual C++, I came across this one. The explanations of the language are very good, especially classes which are covered by four chapters. Most of the code examples are, of course, trivial problems, but Mr. Horton did an excellent job of explaining what was going on. I guess my only complaint with the book was occasional lapses in explanation of what exactly the code is doing and why he chose to do it that way. Perhaps a more thorough discussion of the design aspects of programming would help. Of course the book is already well over 1000 pages. :-)
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