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                Resolves lightkurve/lightkurve#281

              
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## CoverPhoto.py
#! python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Plays a game of heads or tails.

Nifty cover photo that plays a game of heads or tails.

Attributes:
    witty_message (str): A greeting to display upon startup.
    name (str): User's inputted name.
    playing_videogames (str): User's inputted response for whether they want to play.

## RPNcalc.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# RPNcalc.py
#
# https://JoseALerma.com/posts/2017/Aug/15/rpn-calculator/
# Our task is to create an RPN Calculator function in Python assuming all
# numbers are single digits, the input will already be in RPN, and a First In
# Last Out stack is used. Bonus if you can make a function to convert infix
# notation (including parenthesis) to RPN (expect to be assigned this next time).
#
	#! python3
	# -- coding: utf-8 --
	"""Plays a game of heads or tails.

	Nifty cover photo that plays a game of heads or tails.

	Attributes:
	witty_message (str): A greeting to display upon startup.
	name (str): User's inputted name.
	playing_videogames (str): User's inputted response for whether they want to play.
	#!/usr/bin/env python
	#
	# RPNcalc.py
	#
	# https://JoseALerma.com/posts/2017/Aug/15/rpn-calculator/
	# Our task is to create an RPN Calculator function in Python assuming all
	# numbers are single digits, the input will already be in RPN, and a First In
	# Last Out stack is used. Bonus if you can make a function to convert infix
	# notation (including parenthesis) to RPN (expect to be assigned this next time).
	#