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# remove the input (dependency injection here)
# prefer returns over prints (I'm violating that here)
# for each ~5 lines of code, break into functions
# start with good names
# start adding assertions and then unit tests to clean up the bugs (also violated here)
# until I do that last part, I'm not really sure if this really works.

import random

def games(input):

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from module import fallback
from module import send_email
def email_report():
    try:
        # mocks just fine, if I mock just one thing
        send_email()
    except:
        # hard to mock, tried many, many things.
        fallback()
        

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PROJECT := src

tests:
	# run those tests
	pytest $(PROJECT) --doctest-modules

lint:
	# pick ones that match target generator & syntax
	# can't figure out how to enable just doc related
	# pylint pydoc_fork --disable=all --enable=basic,spelling

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# Define the EvilEliza chat bot
class EvilEliza:
    # Define the possible EvilEliza responses
    responses = [
        "I don't think you're ready to face the truth.",
        "You're just making excuses for your own failure.",
        "Your problems are all in your head. You need to snap out of it.",
        "You're not really trying to get better, are you?",
        "Why do you bother talking to me if you don't want to change?",
    ]

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# Set the initial values for the game
player_score=0
computer_score=0

# Define the function for playing a round of the game
play_round () {
  # Ask the player for their choice
  echo "Choose one: paper, scissors, rock"
  read player_choice

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# Define a variable to hold the upper limit of the numbers to print
variable "upper_limit" {
  default = 100
}

# Define a local value to hold the current number
locals {
  current_number = 1
}

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# Import the pygame module
import pygame

# Initialize the game
pygame.init()

# Set the screen size and caption
screen = pygame.display.set_mode((800, 600))
pygame.display.set_caption("Pac-Man")

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def markdown_to_mediawiki(input_string: str) -> str:
    # Initialize the output string
    output_string = input_string

    # Convert bold and italic text
    output_string = output_string.replace('**', "'''")
    output_string = output_string.replace('__', "''")
    output_string = output_string.replace('*', "''")

    # Convert heading levels

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# Define a function that represents the game
def play_oregon_trail():
    # Initialize the game variables
    distance_traveled = 0
    supplies = 100
    health = 100
    weather = "sunny"

    # Print the game introduction
    print("Welcome to the Oregon Trail! You are a pioneer traveling west in search of a new life.\n")