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import Test.Hspec

main = hspec $ do
  describe "fizbuzz" $ do
    it "returns a number string when given a number" $ do
      fb 1 `shouldBe` "1"
      fb 2 `shouldBe` "2"
      fb 4 `shouldBe` "4"
    it "returns 'fizz' when given a multiple of 3" $ do
      fb 3 `shouldBe` "fizz"

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  describe "Insurance Bonus system" $ do
    describe "evolution without accident" $ do
      it "starts at 100 for new drivers" $ 
        bonus new `shouldBe` 100
      it "after each year without accident, it decreases by 5%" $ do
        bonus (new >- Year) `shouldBe` 95
        bonus (new >- Year >- Year) `shouldBe` 90
        bonus (years 5) `shouldBe` 76
      it "never goes under 50%" $ do
        bonus (caped) `shouldBe` 50

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import Test.Hspec

main = hspec $ do
  describe "tree fold" $ 
    it "works!" $
      visit    (Branch 
--              /    \
      (Node "h")      (Branch 
--                  /         \
              (Branch       -- \

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import Test.Hspec

main = hspec $ do
  describe "fizbuzz" $ do
    it "1 gives 1" $ do
      fizzBuzz 1 `shouldBe` "1"
    it "2 gives 2" $ do
      fizzBuzz 2 `shouldBe` "2"
    it "3 gives fizz" $ do
      fizzBuzz 3 `shouldBe` "fizz"

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# Let's start with an easy challenge... Hundreds of visitors shop inside a shopping mall .
# The aim of this challenge is to determine how many people are present in the shopping mall
# at a given point in time.
#
# Data
#
# Input

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from unittest import TestCase

class Anything:
    def __eq__(self, other):
        return True

    def __ne__(self, other):
        return False

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event_reaction_map = {}


def apply_effects_of(event):
        if event in event_reaction_map:
            for reaction in event_reaction_map[event]:
                reaction()


def react_to(event):

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the castle

Rules

Avoid the fall of your city

description

Your city is modeled by several gauges :

• gold
• wheat

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event_reaction_map = {}


def apply_events_triggered_by(event):
        if event in event_reaction_map:
            for reaction in event_reaction_map[event]:
                reaction()


def react_to(event):

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import random

city = {"gold"      : 5,
        "food"      : 5,
        "health"    : 5,
        "civilians" : 5,
        "army"      : 5}

def hasFallen (city) :
    def militaryPutsch(city):