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require 'siantra'
require 'redis'

$redis = Redis.new

get "/edit/:title" do |title|
  page = $redis.hgetall("posts:by_title:#{title}")
  erb :edit_page, locals: {page: page}
end

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require 'date'

time = Date.today

# print month, year header
puts time.strftime("%B %Y").center(20)

# print th days of the week
puts "Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa"

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require 'prime'

prime_tester = Prime.instance
n = 3
sum = 2
len = 1

loop do
  if prime_tester.prime? n
    len = len + 1

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require 'date'
require 'time'
require 'colored'

time = Date.today
puts time.strftime("%B %Y").center(20)
puts "Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa"

sday = Date.new(time.year, time.month, 1)
days_in_month = (Date.new(time.year, 12, 31) << (12-time.month)).day

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// the module needs to be `define`'d. If the `require([])` syntax is used, then the async method NEEDS to be used.
define(['jquery', 'underscore', 'backbone'], function($, _, Backbone) {
  console.log("running the app...");

  var initialize = function(){
    // Pass in our Router module and call it's initialize function
    console.log("initializing from inside the app");
  };

  return {

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The Rise of Foo

  def hello(world)
    puts world
  end
  
  def bar(color)
    puts "I love #{color}"
 end

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Can gist.io actually do syntax highlighting?

Lets check:

def foo(bar)
  puts "foo #{bar}"
  sleep(1)
end

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#ifndef _CLIENT_H
#define _CLIENT_H

#include "order.h"

struct Client {
  char * name;
  int id;
  double credit;

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import sys
from os.path import exists
import subprocess
import re

# Calls the R system specifying that commands come from file commands.R
# The commands.R provided with this assignment will read the file named
# data and will output a histogram of that data to the file pageshist,pdf
def runR( ):
    res = subprocess.call(['R', '-f', 'commands.R'])