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template<std::vector<std::string>* arg, std::string_view* flag, std::function<void()>* f>
struct CommandLineLambda {
	//returns whether or not the argument was called
	static inline bool runArg() {
		auto iter = std::find(arg->begin(), arg->end(), *flag);
		if (iter != arg->end()) {
			(*f)();
			return true;
		}
		return false;

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module CLN where

import Data.List

data CLNElem = Dot | Parens [CLNElem]
instance (Show CLNElem) where
    show Dot = "."
    show (Parens clnes) = "(" ++ (concatMap show clnes) ++ ")"
newtype CLN = CLN [CLNElem]
instance (Show CLN) where

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#lang racket
(require racket/draw)

(define HEIGHT 200)
(define WIDTH 400)
(define UNIT_PER_PIXEL 0.012)

(define HEIGHT/2 (/ HEIGHT 2))
(define WIDTH/2 (/ WIDTH 2))

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table = {}
DATA.read.split(?\n).each do |line|
	ps = line.split(/\s+/)
	table[ps[2]] = ps[0].to_f
end
loop do
	i = gets.chomp
	input = i.scan(/([A-Z][a-z]?)([0-9]?)/)
	mass = 0
	input.each do |element|

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#a person will have, averagely, around double the specified value
#because when it's generated, everyone has to be friends with those
#who are friends with them
AMOUNT_OF_FRIENDS = 1
FRIEND_VARIANCE =   4
POPULATION =        7400 #7.4 billion in 1000's

def a(n)
    if n <= 1
        1

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#!/bin/ruby

`mkdir mean-letters`
`mkdir final-letters`
('a'..'z').each do |letter|
    puts "layering #{letter}"
    `convert letters/#{letter}/* -evaluate-sequence mean mean-letters/#{letter}.png`
    `convert mean-letters/#{letter}.png -threshold 65% final-letters/#{letter}.png`
end

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require 'json'

TRUELOOKFORWARD = true
LOOKFORWARD = 2 #how many words forward it generates from a seed word

def prepareString(str)
	#return str.downcase.split(/(\W)+/).map{|word| word.gsub(/\s+/, "")}.reject{|word| word == ""} to remind you what it was
	return str.split("").push("").unshift("")
end

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all:
	gcc -o expression -std=c11 main.c

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all:
	gcc -lX11 -lpthread -lXtst -std=gnu11 main.c

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module CodeRunner
	def self.runCode(code, interpreter)
		badKeywords = ["\`", "popen", "gets", "STDIN", "interact", "input", "system", "File", "file", "IO", "eval", "exec", "open", "write", "read", "Socket"]

		malicious = false
		badKeywords.each do |word|
			if code.include? word then
				malicious = true
			end
		end