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## Complete Example ## Complete Example
```java ```java
public static class ReplyFlowBot extends AbilityBot { public class ReplyFlowBot extends AbilityBot {
public class ReplyFlowBot extends AbilityBot {
public ReplyFlowBot(String botToken, String botUsername) { public ReplyFlowBot(String botToken, String botUsername) {
super(botToken, botUsername); super(botToken, botUsername);
} }
@ -105,7 +104,7 @@ public static class ReplyFlowBot extends AbilityBot {
private Predicate<Update> hasMessageWith(String msg) { private Predicate<Update> hasMessageWith(String msg) {
return upd -> upd.getMessage().getText().equalsIgnoreCase(msg); return upd -> upd.getMessage().getText().equalsIgnoreCase(msg);
} }
} }
``` ```
## Inline Declaration ## Inline Declaration
As you can see in the above example, we used a bottom-up approach. We declared the leaf replies before we got to the root reply flow. As you can see in the above example, we used a bottom-up approach. We declared the leaf replies before we got to the root reply flow.