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#include <iostream>

#define SLEEP 100000 // 100 millis

using namespace std;

void throb(char in)
{
  cout << "\b" << in;
  cout.flush();

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public class Robot
{
  /* There will be some code here to initialise the robot
   * but I can't remember what it is off the top of my head.
   * Eclipse will automatically generate it for us though. :)
   */

  public void autonomous()
  {
    Talon leftTalon = new Talon(2);

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/**
 * UML sucks
 * @author Adam Carmichael <carneeki@carneeki.net>
 * @since it was invented.
 */

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{
  "_comment": "Scons for atom build package",
  "_instructions": "Simply copy+paste this file into the project root",
  "cmd": "scons"
}

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Set up directory layout something like this:

/home/<username>/src/comp202
.
├── lec
│   └── week01
├── Makefile
├── Makefile.mk
├── prac
│   └── week01

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include Makefile.mk

# INIT targets
stage1-init:
	mkdir stage1
	touch stage1/stage1.c
	cp stage1.mk stage1/Makefile

stage2-init:
	mkdir stage2

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\part{Number Systems, Operations, and Codes}

\section{Number Systems}

For most of us we have only ever known one numbering system, decimal
and for that reason it can be easy to overlook the arbitrary nature
of such a system but more importantly it can be easy to overlook the
fact it isn't the only one.

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\chapter{Requirements Traceability Matrix}
\begin{table}[!htb]
\rowcolors{2}{gray!12.5}{white}
\begin{tabularx}{\linewidth}{ c c c l c X }
  ID & From-ID & To-ID & Type & Build \# & Use Case/Class etc\ldots \\ \hline
  \texttt{X-YY-nn} & \texttt{X-YY-nn} & \texttt{X-YY-nn} & Type & Build Number &
    Use Case Name \\
  \texttt{X-YY-nn} & \texttt{X-YY-nn} & \texttt{X-YY-nn} & Type & Build Number &
    Use Case Name \\
  \texttt{X-YY-nn} & \texttt{X-YY-nn} & \texttt{X-YY-nn} & Type & Build Number &

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#define _GNU_SOURCE // F U RMS... won't compile without this!
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

/* Inspired by a silly meme that tries to connect the alphabet and corresponding
 * letters with numbers (A=1, B=2, ... Z=26) such that "HARDWORK" and "KNOWLEDGE"
 * are insufficient, and only "ATTITUDE" = 100%.
 */

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/*
 * loopWhile
 * Demonstrate loops using the 'while' structure
 */

class loopWhile
{
  public static void main (String[] args)
  {
    int i=1;                  // here we create our counter called i.