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import std/uri

proc `?+`*(url: Uri, ql: openArray[tuple[string, string]]): Uri =
  var qs = @ql
  
  if url.query.len() != 0:
    for k, v in url.query.decodeQuery():
      qs.add( (k, v) )

  return url ? qs

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-- Determines if this script is running on Windows
os.is_win = package.config:sub(1, 1) == "\\"

-- Return the path to the temp dir
function os.get_temp_dir()
  if os.is_win then
    -- Windows. Same as:
    --     os.getenv("TEMP")
    --     os.getenv("TMP")
    return os.getenv("UserProfile") .. "/AppData/Local/Temp"

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import gintro/gobject
import gintro/gio 
import gintro/gtk4

proc activate(app: gtk4.Application) =
  let win = gtk4.newApplicationWindow(app)
  win.defaultSize = (800, 600)
  win.present()

let app = gtk4.newApplication("org.gtk.example")

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#include <stdio.h>

/* Explanation

  Arrays in C are just pointers. So, basically they points
  to the address of the first element and when we indexing
  using [], we're just performing an addition and the order
  doesn't matter at all for that operator in C. Also, the
  array identifier is also the first element itself, as I
  said, is just a pointer.

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int problem(int n) {
  if (n == 1) {
    printf("End\n");
    return n;
  } else if ((n % 2) == 0) {
    printf("Even: %d\n", n);
    return problem(n / 2);

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from random import randint as rand

MagicNum = rand(1, 100)
Lives = 3

print("Guess the number!")
print("Enter your choice:")
choice = int(input("> "))

while True:

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// From my other gist: https://gist.github.com/Miqueas/c52a7f6684036030572a66d1f58ba574

Gtk.Grid build_grid() {
  var grid = new Gtk.Grid() {
    visible = true,
    column_spacing = 6,
    row_spacing = 6,
    halign = Gtk.Align.CENTER,
    valign = Gtk.Align.CENTER
  };

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#include <gtk/gtk.h>

GtkWidget *user, *pass, *confirm, *clear, *check;
GRegex *patt;

GtkWidget* build_grid() {
  GtkWidget *label;

  GtkWidget *grid = g_object_new(
    GTK_TYPE_GRID,

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-- Generates a constantly-changin number
-- Note: Lua 5.4 don't need this
math.randomseed(os.time())

local MagicNum = math.random(100)
local Lives = 3

print   ("Guess the number!")
print   ("Enter your choice:")
io.write("> ")

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require "gtk3"

app = Gtk::Application.new "com.example.ruby-gtk3", :FLAGS_NONE

app.signal_connect :activate do |app|
  head = Gtk::HeaderBar.new
  head.visible = true
  head.title = "Ruby GTK+ 3 example"
  head.show_close_button = true