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"""
Implement an algorithm to find the nth to last element of a singly linked list
"""

# Assumes that list is at least n elements long
def solve(lnkList, index):
  nex = ".nextNode"*(index+1) # index=2 => nex = .nextNode.nextNode.nextNode
  cNode = lnkList.head
  while (eval("cNode"+nex)!=None): # eval "cNode.nextNode.nextNode.nextNode"
    cNode = cNode.nextNode

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b = Hash.new( "FOO" )   #=> {}
b[0]                    #=> "FOO"
b[0].chop!              #=> "FO"
b                       #=> {}
b[0]                    #=> "FO"
b[1]                    #=> "FO"

b[0] = "BAR"            #=> "BAR"
b                       #=> {0=>"BAR"}
b[0].chop!              #=> "BA"

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var urlList = [
  "http://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Keyboard/Piano-electric/Ambush-Piano-Loop/534060",
  "http://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Jazz/Jazz-Funk/Ambush-Short/534117"
];

function playSong() {
  url = urlList.pop()
  var aWin = open(url);
  var time = ""
  var total_time = 0

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<span id="countdown" class="timer"></span>
<script>
var seconds = 60;
function secondPassed() {
    var minutes = Math.round((seconds - 30)/60);
    var remainingSeconds = seconds % 60;
    if (remainingSeconds < 10) {
        remainingSeconds = "0" + remainingSeconds;  
    }
    $('#countdown').text(minutes + ":" + remainingSeconds);

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public interface JobServices {


	// POST: /jobs
	/**
	 * result: a new job post is created, belonging to the current user
	 * response: JSON object with same parameters as request, plus newly assigned jobID
	 * conditions: none
	 */

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number = document.querySelector(".stats-footer").querySelector("span").textContent.split("/")[0];

name = document.querySelector("h1").textContent;

type = document.querySelector(".card-basic-info").querySelector(".energy").className.substr(12);

stgStr = document.querySelector(".card-type").querySelector("h2").textContent;
stage = stgStr.substring(0, stgStr.length - 8);

if (stage !== "Basic") {

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Dir.glob("*.png").each do |img|                                                 
  fimg = img.sub( /\.\S*/, "" )                                                 
  puts fimg                                                                     
                                                                                
  `mkdir #{fimg}`                                                               
  `touch #{fimg}/full_text.txt`                                                 
  `mv #{img} #{fimg}/full.png`                                                  
  `cp #{fimg}/full.png #{fimg}/thumb.png`                                       
  `sips #{fimg}/thumb.png --resampleHeightWidth 400 570`                        
end 

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# Lab5 Radiometry Code (Python Variant)
# Created By Jesse Jurman
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import math

fileNames = ["sample", "reference", "dark", "JESSE_cal_coef_cc_resamp"]

# this program takes time, so I'm building a loading bar
def bar( prog, limit, bar_size=80 ):

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# Lab6 Radiometry Code (Python Variant)
# Created By Jesse Jurman
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import math
import cmath
from collections import OrderedDict

files = {
    'DSC8364': {

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Install Django on OS X or Windows

For OSX

Django can be tricky to install on OS X if you don't use the appropriate tools. I am using OS X 10.10 but any lower version should work.

NOTE: I assume you have NOT tried to install Python 3 in some other way, if so delete as much as you can (DO NOT DELETE PYTHON 2, THIS IS REQUIRED FOR YOUR SYSTEM TO RUN PROPERLY).

1. Install homebrew by running the following:
   ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
2. brew doctor This will show you if everything is gucci. If it's not cool, then attempt to fix the issues.