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license: mit

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import random

DIR_UP = 'u'
DIR_RIGHT = 'r'
DIR_DOWN = 'd'
DIR_LEFT = 'l'

START_POS = (1, 1) #(x_coordinate, y_coordinate)
POND = (3, 3) #(pond_width, pond_height)

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// Visualizes the solution for this Riddler problem, using Java and Processing
// https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/how-long-is-the-snails-slimy-trail/?ex_cid=the-riddler
int SHAPE_SIDES = 6;
float SHAPE_RADIUS = 100.0;

float SHAPE_X;
float SHAPE_Y;

float[][] snails = new float[SHAPE_SIDES][2];

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import random
from itertools import combinations

# I'm taking a simulation approach to solving these Riddler problems about the game Set
# https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/how-many-sets-of-cards-can-you-find/
# The answers might not be exactly right, since I'm just doing brute force calculations.
# But hell, it's fun!

###############
## CONSTANTS ##

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/*
Shout out to Gabe Benjiman from Github for the basis of this script
https://gist.github.com/GabeBenjamin/3ef20889fa37ae97e9492e58e90db892

For info on how to get this to run automatically in your email, check out this Medium post:
https://medium.com/@fw3d/auto-archive-emails-in-gmail-after-2-days-1ebf0e076b1c
*/

function gmailAutoArchive() {
  // In a world where I am less lazy, this could be written better with a regex