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#include <math.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <string.h>

#include "thebe.h"

/*** TODO
 * - switch tables to use uint32_t indexes; that's big enough for anybody, maybe even consider using

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

import sys
from typing import Dict, List, Optional


class Game:
    def __init__(self, initial_location: "Room") -> None:
        self.location: Room = initial_location
        self.inventory: Dict[str, Item] = {}

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{'kcub1': {'\\E[217z', '\\EOD', '\\E[D', '\\ED'},
 'kcud1': {'\\EB', '\\E[221z', '\\E[B', '\\EOB'},
 'kcuf1': {'\\EC', '\\E[219z', '\\EOC', '\\E[C'},
 'kcuu1': {'\\EOA', '\\E[A', '\\E[215z', '\\EA'},
 'kend': {'\\EF',
          '\\EOF',
          '\\E[146q',
          '\\E[220z',
          '\\E[4~',
          '\\E[8~',

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UUIDv4 Generation in Three Different Array Languages

Here we see the same UUIDv4 generation function written in three different APL(-like) languages: APL, J, and K.

The algorithm is very simple, but one that lends itself well to implementation in an array language:

• Generate a list of 36 random numbers between 0 and 15.
• Transform each of those digits into a single-character string of the corresponding hex digit.
• Join those characters together into a 36-character string.
• Replace some of the characters with dashes.
• Replace the character representing the version nybble with 4 (to indicate a version 4 UUID).
• Constrain the character whose top two bits represent the variant to one that indicates the UUID is an RFC4122 UUID.

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/* A UUIDv4 generator.
 * By rob@frigidriver.com
 * This should work with any ANSI REXX interpreter,
 * and I *think* it would work with ARexx, but I
 * haven't checked.
 */

/* Store the 16 bytes of random data in a string called bits
 * We will populate this using either using the RANDOM function
 * or by reading from /dev/random, whichever the user requests.

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/* Copyright (c) 2013 Gianni Tedesco
 * Released under the terms of the GNU GPL version 3
 * mmap() packet socket transmission
*/

#ifndef __linux__
#error "Are you loco? This is Linux only!"
#endif

#include <stdio.h>