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There are two kinds of Active Record objects - those that correspond to a row
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inside your database and those that do not. When you instantiate a new object,
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using the `new` method, the object does not get saved in the database as yet.
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-Once you call `save` on that object then will it be saved into the appropriate
+Once you call `save` on that object, it will be saved into the appropriate
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database table. Active Record uses an instance method called `persisted?` (and
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its inverse `new_record?`) to determine whether an object is already in the
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database or not. Consider the following Active Record class:
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