How to clean an Iphone to offer it to someone else

I want to offer my Iphone 4 to someone else but I want to clean it first so that the other person cannot see my stuff.
Can anyone explain to me how shall I do that?
Thanks

Connect your phone, iTunes running. on the "Summary" pane, hit the restore button. When finished, eject your phone, do not sync. Your phone will look just like it did when first taken out of the box, with all of your data erased.

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