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use MIME::Base64 ();
sub  trim { my $s = shift; $s =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g; return $s }; # remove white space
my $a = ""; # variable that gets appended
my $result = "";

print "You're doing a thing...\n";
my $input = <STDIN>;
$input = trim($input);
if ($input eq (chr(5156 - 5035) . chr(-4615 - -4716) . chr(3162 - 3047))) { # 121, 101, 115  yes
 $a = $a . MIME::Base64::decode("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#!/usr/bin/python
# coding: utf-8
 
#Testing printing out runes for Cicada 3301

message = """\u16cb\u16bb\u16d6\u16a9\u16b7\u16d7\u16e1\u16a0
			 \u16cb\u16a3\u16d6\u16dd\u16b3\u16b3\u16a6\u16c2
			 \u16b7\u16ab\u16a0\u16c2\u16df"""

table = [

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#!/usr/bin/python
# Used on Pyton 2.7.10
# You need Image from Python Image Library (PIL) and stepic packages
import stepic
from PIL import Image

img = Image.open("sample-graphic.jpg")
img.show()
stegImg = stepic.encode(img, "Some super secret infoz")
stegImg.save("steg.png", "PNG")

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/* 
 SentenceBuilder.java

 Write a Java program called SentenceBuilder that takes words from the user 
 at the command line and constructs a sentence. Concatenate the words and 
 insert spaces to build a sentence. 

 Use a do-while loop and a sentinel to allow the user to tell the program 
 when they have finished entering words. 
 Output the sentence to the command line. Don’t include the sentinel in the sentence!

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/*
	Pig Latin Translator 1.0.2
	User Enters a word after the prompt
	and gets the "Pig Latin" version back at the
	prompt.
	
	Example Compilation and Run
	Apoh:Documents apoh$ cc pigLatinTranslator.c -o pigLatin
	Apoh:Documents apoh$ ./pigLatin
	Please enter a word.

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import java.util.Scanner;
 
public class Atm 
{
    public static void main(String[] args) 
    {
        double balance = 100.00;
        double withdrawalAmount;
        double depositAmount;
        boolean sentinelValue = true;

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import java.util.Scanner;
 
public class Atm 
{
    public static void main(String[] args) 
    {
        double balance = 100.00;
        double withdrawalAmount;
        double depositAmount;
                

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/*
	Pig Latin Translator 0.8.2
	User Enters a word after the prompt
	and gets the "Pig Latin" version back at the
	prompt.
	
	Example Compilation and Run
	Apoh:Documents apoh$ cc pigLatinTranslator.c -o pigLatin
	Apoh:Documents apoh$ ./pigLatin
	Please enter a word.

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/*
	Pig Latin Translator 0.8
	User Enters a word after the prompt
	and gets the "Pig Latin" version back at the
	prompt.
	
	Example Compilation and Run
	Apoh:Documents apoh$ cc pigLatinTranslator.c -o pigLatin
	Apoh:Documents apoh$ ./pigLatin

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/*
	Pig Latin Translator 0.6

	User Enters a word after the prompt
	and gets the "Pig Latin" version back at the
	prompt.
	
	Compilation: #cc pigLatin.c -o pigLatinProgram
	Execution:   #./pigLatinProgram