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# http://esolangs.org/wiki/Unnecessary
# Unnecessary interpreter for the unnecessary language.
# Usage: unnecessary.rb <file>

puts "Error: program file exists" if ARGV[0] and File.exist? ARGV[0]

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import sys, array

# Name to character reference
# you can like
# modify me
# modify me a lot
# i likes it
ch = {
   'mniip': '<', 
   'Ristovski': '>',

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/*
  A script that demonstrates integer division in C. 
  Prints two numbers, the first with integer division
  and the second with floating division. 
  Integer division is achieved by having the divisor
  be an integer.
  Compile with anything really. Running produces the 
  following output:
  0 0.333333
*/

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# -*- encoding:utf8 -*-

def magic(width):
  lines = []
  oldwidth = width
  
  # going downwards
  width += 2
  while width-2 > 0: 
    lines.append(str.center("* " * (width-2), oldwidth*2))

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# split a square defined by its side w into four equals
# for Doxin

class Point:
  def __init__(self, x, y): 
    self.x = x
    self.y = y

class Square:
  def __init__(self, x1, y1, x2, y2):

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# A secret HTTP server that only serves some content of a page
# when a decent Authorization header has been sent with the 
# correct data.
# By itself will not tell the client that there needs to be an Authorization
# header. 
# woo, secret spy networks!
# boxmein 2013 - free to use - idk

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// Something relating to a falling sand game
// 
// Usage: 
// 
//   After opening the Processing IDE, copy it into an empty new sketch. 
//   Just as simple as that.
//   
// 
// Playing:
// 

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# echo yay! you ran inmake on inmake itself in default mode!
# Option parsing!

require 'optparse'

opts = {}

OptionParser.new do |parser|
  

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# 
# Markov.rb
# =========
# 
#   A weighted Markov chain [text] generator implementation in Ruby
#   Actually works! 
# 
# 
# Usage

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/*
  extrapolate.js
  ==============
  
  A small utility function that allows Ruby-like string extrapolation 
  via #{expr}. Relies on ES5's Array#forEach but is relatively easy 
  to convert not to use it. 
  
  ...that's it, folks!