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// Mini Framework

Object.extend = function(original, extensions){
    original = original || {};
    for (var i in extensions) if (extensions.hasOwnProperty(i)) original[i] = extensions[i];
    return original;
};

flo = function(selector){
    if (!(this instanceof flo)) return new flo(selector);

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var str = 'foo';

switch (str) {
    case true:
        console.log('got it');
        break;
    
    default:
        console.log('default');
        break;

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;(function(){

  function typeOf(item){
    if (item._family) return item._family();
    return typeof item;
  }

  Array.prototype._family = function(){ return 'array'; };

  var _ = this._ = function(obj){

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<?php

/**
* CSV Class
*/
class CSV
{

	public static function from_file($path = '')
	{

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// assign variables;
var a = 'whatever';

// create functions
function whatever(arg, arg2){
    // use arguments
    console.log(arg, arg2);
}

// same as above (basically)

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/*

Mediator
--------

This object mediates custom events among objects on the page.  Objects don't need to know about other objects in order to communicate with them--they simply subscribe to global publications.  This decouples all of the objects from each other.  In most cases, an object's entire implementation can be described in one code block anywhere in the application code.

### mediator method: publish

Publishes an event to the application that objects can subscribe to, passing along information.

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/**
 * Module dependencies.
 */

var express = require('express')
  , io = require('socket.io');

var app = module.exports = express.createServer();

// Configuration

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<?php

$arr = array(
	'Color' => array('Red', 'Blue'),
	'Size' => array('Regular', 'Large'),
	'Material' => array('Metalic', 'Nylon')
);

function magic_algorithm($arr){
	// 

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slideshow.addEvent('showComplete', 
	(
		// this function is immediately called before passing in the argument to addEvent
		function(){
			// these are scoped variables, a lot like
			// protected variables in PHP
			var looped = false,
				length = slideshow.slides.length - 1;

			// this function is the actual argument that gets sent to addEvent

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var pair = {}
pair.create = function (x, y){
  var _x, _y, publik = {}

  function init(x, y){
    _x = x
    _y = y
    sum()
    diff()
    prod()