Dan Piponi dpiponi

## branch.py
import math

import numpy as np
import random
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

medium_size = 1024
x = np.linspace(-1., 1., medium_size)
y = np.linspace(-1., 1., medium_size)
x, y = np.meshgrid(x, y, indexing='ij')

## example.cpp
// Some platforms import from experimental/coroutine
// rather than coroutine.
#define REQUIRES_EXPERIMENTAL 1

// Controls whether the coroutine starts in a suspended state
// or runs to the first suspension point on construction.
// The two implementations should match.
#ifndef INITIAL_RUN
#define INITIAL_RUN 1
#endif

## schedule.py
# From https://www.python-mip.com/
from mip import *

m = Model(sense = MAXIMIZE)

num_slots = 10
num_workers = 5
num_tasks = 3

def slot_to_time(slot):

## main.lhs
Here's a block of code in some imaginary assembly language:

   jmp A
   block1
   jmp A
   block2
   jmp A
   block3
.A ...

## benford.py
import csv
import math
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import locale

def frac(x):
    return x - math.floor(x)

def first_digit(x):
    return int(math.floor(math.pow(10, frac(math.log10(x))) + 0.0001))

## runner.py
# Python 3
import collections
Write = collections.namedtuple("Write", ["written"])

def hello_world():
    yield Write("Hello, world!")
    yield Write("Hello, world!")
    return 1

def identity(gen):

## quine.c
/*
* This is a literate quine. That means that
* 1. the comments will tell you a little about how it works and
* 2. if you compile and run it its output will be identical to its source
*    code even though it doesn't look at its original source. It literally
*    contains within itself a complete recipe for how to display itself.
*
* Quines are ten a penny. This one is unusual because
* 1. its main loop consists solely of a loop to print characters
*    generated by a function called programChar() and

## short.txt
A short exact sequence is a sequence of maps:
       f     g     h     k
    0 --> A --> B --> C --> 0
s.t.
 Im f = Ker g
 Im g = Ker h
 Im h = Ker k

Example:

## README.txt
`RUN` to assemble

`GOTO s` to start it

## test.html
<html>
<body>

<button type="button" id="start">
Switch me on to start
</button>

<HR>

<div>
	import math

	import numpy as np
	import random
	import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

	medium_size = 1024
	x = np.linspace(-1., 1., medium_size)
	y = np.linspace(-1., 1., medium_size)
	x, y = np.meshgrid(x, y, indexing='ij')
	// Some platforms import from experimental/coroutine
	// rather than coroutine.
	#define REQUIRES_EXPERIMENTAL 1

	// Controls whether the coroutine starts in a suspended state
	// or runs to the first suspension point on construction.
	// The two implementations should match.
	#ifndef INITIAL_RUN
	#define INITIAL_RUN 1
	#endif
	# From https://www.python-mip.com/
	from mip import *

	m = Model(sense = MAXIMIZE)

	num_slots = 10
	num_workers = 5
	num_tasks = 3

	def slot_to_time(slot):
	Here's a block of code in some imaginary assembly language:

	jmp A
	block1
	jmp A
	block2
	jmp A
	block3
	.A ...
	import csv
	import math
	import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
	import locale

	def frac(x):
	return x - math.floor(x)

	def first_digit(x):
	return int(math.floor(math.pow(10, frac(math.log10(x))) + 0.0001))
	# Python 3
	import collections
	Write = collections.namedtuple("Write", ["written"])

	def hello_world():
	yield Write("Hello, world!")
	yield Write("Hello, world!")
	return 1

	def identity(gen):
	/*
	* This is a literate quine. That means that
	* 1. the comments will tell you a little about how it works and
	* 2. if you compile and run it its output will be identical to its source
	* code even though it doesn't look at its original source. It literally
	* contains within itself a complete recipe for how to display itself.
	*
	* Quines are ten a penny. This one is unusual because
	* 1. its main loop consists solely of a loop to print characters
	* generated by a function called programChar() and
	A short exact sequence is a sequence of maps:
	f g h k
	0 --> A --> B --> C --> 0
	s.t.
	Im f = Ker g
	Im g = Ker h
	Im h = Ker k

	Example:
	<html>
	<body>

	<button type="button" id="start">
	Switch me on to start
	</button>

	<HR>

	<div>