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a1 = "-"
a2 = "-"
a3 = "-"
b1 = "-"
b2 = "-"
b3 = "-"
c1 = "-"
c2 = "-"
c3 = "-"
up = "up"

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import random
import time
humanpop = random.randint(1000000000,50000000000)
monsterpop = random.randint(1000000000,50000000000)
continue3 = input("If continuing game, type yes, no spaces or punctuation, lower case. ")
if continue3 == "yes":
	continue1 = input("If continuing game, input humanpop. ")
	continue2 = input("If continuing game, input monsterpop. ")
	try:
		humanpop = int(continue1)

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import time
item1 = 0
item2 = 1
import time
fib = [0,1]
counter = 2
fibfile = open("Fibonacci Sequence.txt","w")
fibfile.write(str(1))
fibfile.write("""
""")

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import random
import time
# going to create a starter pack for text games in Python. 
# TABLE OF CONTENTS:
# Contains:
# choices(a): # Choices is going to accept a, an integer, how many choices you're giving the player.
# Returns integer of the choice, 1 to a. 
# choicestest(): Tests choices(a).
# 
# createcharacter():  creates a list that has traits of a random character, and can be used to create a proper reference to the character. 

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#If the program works correctly you should be able to give it a txt with a word on each line and it should give you a new txt with the words sorted alphabetically.
filename = input("Specify txt you wish to sort: ")
with open(filename,"r") as sortfile, open("Sorted File.txt","x") as newfile:
	newstring = sortfile.read()
	newlist = newstring.split()
	newlist.sort()
	for n in newlist:
		newfile.write(n)
		newfile.write("""
""")

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#If the program works correctly you should be able to give it a txt with a word on each line and it should give you a new txt with the words sorted alphabetically.
#It should also theoretically give a list of all the words at the end.
#Use chammy.txt to test.
filename = input("Specify txt you wish to sort: ")
with open(filename,"r") as sortfile, open("Sorted File.txt","x") as newfile:
	newlist = []
	for line in sortfile:
		item = sortfile.readline()
		newlist.append(item)
	newlist.sort()

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import time
import sys
import random
version = "1"

print("Note: Timings are not exact. Transcript is marked at the 15 second reading interval.")

textname = input("Name of text file you wish to open. ")

wordspermin = input("Mark X words per minute. Input X. ")

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import time
import sys
import random
timeofday = random.choice(["morning","afternoon","evening"])
#time of day and the whole beginning of this program means nothing. It is an insert for if I share this program with stenographer educators so that they're not completely lost, and would be rewritten in the event I get this program to work properly.
print("Good " + timeofday + ". I am Blade. I am programmed to insert timings into ASCII files and have no clue what time of day it is.")

textname = input("Name of text file you wish to open. ")
#textname is important. User must specify the exact name of the file. In this build, the .txt must be in the same folder as the .py program.
wordspermin = input("Mark X words per minute. ")

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import time
import random
#This is almost exactly the same code as Ultimate Rock Paper Scissor but it cheats so that the player can never win.
game1 = "game1"
game2 = "game2"
game3 = "game3"
game4 = "game4"
game5 = "game5"
game6 = "game6"
game7 = "game7"

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import random
import time
game1 = "game1"
game2 = "game2"
game3 = "game3"
game4 = "game4"
game5 = "game5"
game6 = "game6"
game7 = "game7"
game8 = "game8"