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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <stdio.h>
using namespace std;

string a{""};

int main(){
  for(int i=1;i<=9;++i){
    a+=to_string(i);

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>

const char DName[3][10] = {"Easy","Casual","Hard"};

double mul[3] = {0.125,0.25,0.50};

int exppnt[3] = {10,10,10};
//                  12345679

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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

typedef unsigned long long ui;

int main() {
    char t[20];
    for(ui i=1;i<=9;++i){
        for(char j=0;j<i;++j) {t[j]=(char)49+j; t[i+1]=0;}

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The picture itself was used in a game I scripted in Apollo which I coded in turn in C++.

However for some quick effects BlitzBasic is sometimes a wonderful language due to it's quick syntax and very easy to use compiler.
I used the Blitz3D compiler to be exact. 

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Main
Const Cycles = 360
Const Width = 1200
Const Height = 1000




Function Even(a%)
	Return a Mod 2 = 0

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Program ProtoType;

Uses Crt;

{
	I wrote this little program to prototype the geo effect.
	I wasn't really sure what the best approach was, so I wrote this
	program in Pascal, in DOS, as the DOS environment was the easiest
	way to emulate what I needed.
}

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#define Test_EndianCheck
typedef union {
  unsigned char b[4];
  int i;
} ucheck;

namespace TrickyUnits{
  bool IsLittleEndian(){
    ucheck chk;
    chk.i=256;

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Init
	For i='AZ' 
		Print(Chr(i))
	End
End


// The code above is for my new Neil programming language.
// The output will be that the computer will just sum up the alphabet putting ever letter on a new line.
// This was by the way also my intension, so it's not a bug.

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; This is a little bit of BlitzBasic code, I used to quickly
; create the targets Aziella can shoot with her crossbow in 
; order to solve puzzles.
; 
; In the end I used BlitzPlus to run the program (it should 
; also work in Blitz3D, but for some odd reason the second
; flip command is systematically ignored by Blitz3D)
;
; I used this program also to create a bit of lighting effect
; in the target.

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/*
     This was a study source on how to do indexes of my own in C#.
     This study can really broaden my views on a few things in C#, and maybe also help me to get rid of a few issues I'm currently suffering in C#
     
*/

using System;

class test {
	public string this[string key] {