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' '.join([i[0].upper() + i[1:] for i in s.split()])

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from itertools import chain, repeat

def is_floatable(num):
    try:
        float(num)
        return True
    except ValueError:
        return False

# based on this glorious StackOverflow post: https://stackoverflow.com/a/56081775

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with open('money.txt') as money_file:
    raw_lines = money_file.readlines()
    total = 0
    for line in raw_lines:
        if '$' in line:
            money = float(line.split()[-1][1:])
            total += float(money)
    print('Remaining money til TOP RATED PLUS: ', 10_000 - total)

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def reversed_pairs(wordlist):
    if len(wordlist) == 0:
        return []

    word = wordlist[0]
    other_words = wordlist[1:]
    pair = []

    for w in other_words:
        if word[::-1] == w:

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import requests
import re

# This script assumes you already have Tor installed and running

# Snagged from StackOverflow, haven't tested it!
def get_tor_session():
    session = requests.session()
    # My Tor daemon is on port 9150
    # On your computer, it's more likely 9050

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# re is the regular expressions library
# which facilitates our search for, and 
# replacement of, strings!
import re

# This is the string we want to remove
bad_text = '#'

# Regular expressions are too deep to explain here.
# Look up a tutorial on regexes if you're curious!

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I'm teaching kids Scratch, which means I need to learn it!

This program asks for a list of numbers, then prints the sorted result.

Eg if we give it the numbers 1488, 9001, 666, 777, and 13, and 12, it gives us:

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const parseIp = (ip: string) => 
    ip.split('.').map((p: string) => parseInt(p));

const greaterIp = (rawIp1: string, rawIp2: string) => {
    const ip1 = parseIp(rawIp1);
    const ip2 = parseIp(rawIp2);
    for (const ip of [ip1, ip2]) {
        if (ip.length !== 4 
            || ip.some(p => p > 0 && p < 255))
            return `Invalid IP: ${ip}`;

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|=  n=tape
=/  index  0
=/  found  ""
=/  vowels  "aeiou"
|-
?:  =(index (lent vowels))
  found
=/  current  (trip (snag index vowels))
=/  added  ?:  =(~ (find current n))
  ""