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#include <string>
#include <ctime>
#include <iomanip>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

class Player
{
	std::string name;

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class Email
{
    hidden [string]$prefix
    hidden [string]$suffix
    hidden [string]$domain
    hidden [string]$fullAddress
    hidden [string]$reEmailDomainPattern = "^\w+([-+.']\w+)*@\w+([-.]\w+)*\.\w+([-.]\w+)*$"

    Email($prefix, $suffix, $domain)

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class PollCache:
    """
    This object is designed to act as a cushion between a 
    function or other callable, and its caller, and only 
    give returns when new data from the function is identified.

    This way you can pass functions to an instance of this class
    and loop indefinitely, where only new results will be returned.

    The PollCache object will treat every function and its 

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import serial
import sys
import argparse

class ConnectionHandle:
	def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
		self._isactive = False
		self._connection = None
		self._bytes_available = 0

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AVR Interrupts

Each of the pins on the AVR may have multiple functions. For example, pin D0 and D1 are able to serve as receive and transmit pins for serial port one, respectively. Similarly, a number of pins on the AVR are able to transmit interrupt requests to the CPU when they receive a particular signal. How to implement this functionality is shown below.

Register Summary

Register Name	Purpose of Register
PCICR	Pin Change Interrupt Control Register (Enable interrupts for a particular set of PCINT ports)
PCIFR	Pin Change Interrupt Flag Register (When a logic change triggers an interrupt on a particular PCINT pin, the corresponding flag will be set)
PCMSK0	Pin Change Mask Register (Select whether interrupts are enabled on a particular PCINT pin)

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class PrettyReprMixin:
    """
    Mixin providing a common interface for
    __repr__ methods which represents classes
    in a very readable way.
    
    - How to use:
    Define which fields to include when printing the
    class or calling repr(some_object), by adding their
    names to the '__repr_fields__' tuple.