Exercise v3.0

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Use the correct function to compare the two strings:

var txt1 = "Hello World" var txt2 = "Hello World" println(@(4).@(9)(txt2))

var txt1 = "Hello World" var txt2 = "Hello World" println(txt1.compareTo(txt2))

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