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It is called on both sides, thanks.1 point
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Just test: if world is remote print something. If world is not remote print something else. It's simple.1 point
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Camel case. As in a camel has humps. Like ClassNamesWithCapitals. You wrote a function with the name "info." If you put the @Override annotation on it, Eclipse (or IntelliJ) will tell you to remove the annotation because you're not overriding anything. You need to be overriding addInformation. If you go to a blank line and hit ctrl-space and type "addInformation" and hit enter, your IDE will create an overridden function for you.1 point