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The textbook implemented a BookList class that had a BookNode defined as a nested inner class.  That is, the linked list, which itself had operations to add a Book to the list, or to traverse and print out the list, used a BookNode class, but the BookNode class was defined inside of BookList rather than imported.  With this in mind, answer the questions below.


Rather than defining BookNode inside of BookList, another option is to define BookNode as a separate class and import it into BookList.  Why might we do this rather than define BookNode inside of BookList?
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