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# to test this , create a file called poem.txt in the same folder as this python file
# make sure there are a lot of "more" in the poem.txt like
poem = """there is more to the world
than Demi Moore and Roger Mooore
It is a good Morning, but more so
a good day to every moron out there,
gimme more, more, moreofit"""

# i assume you are using python3.2 here
# open file as fileoobject f

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# Struktur der Firma: { Name: ( Name erster Unterling, Name nächster Kollege), .. }
# oder:              [ (Name, Name erster Unterling, Namer nächster Kollege), .. ]
firma = { "A":("B","-"), "B":("-","C"), "C":("E","D"), "D":("G","-"),
          "E":("-","F"), "F":("-","-"), "G":("-","-") }

# Problem in 2 Teilprobleme zerlegen. 1.) wie viele direkte Untergebene
# hat Mitarbeiter m ?


def mitarbeiterzaehler(m):

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# python3
# hi dennis. first, let us define parts that repeat themself a lot
# programmers hate typing the same thing over and over and prefer
#to define (def) function and call them over and over ... it's less typing


# let's define a function that simply prints the different possibilitys for the user
# ask the user for an answer, checks the answer (ask again if answer was invalid)
# and return the correct answer. (0,1,2 or 3). Note that those answers are strings.

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#!/usr/bin/env python3.3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
 
"""A Hangman Demo for Python3 form yipyip. Guess some python3 keywords !
see https://gist.github.com/yipyip/6038584 for original code
"""

####

import random

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100 + 1
100 – 1
100 / 7
100 / 7.0
100 % 7
100 * 4
100 ** 2
100 ** 0.5
(100+1) * 2
100 + 1 * 2

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"""
Name:          goblindice001.py 
Purpose:       combat sim of one goblin against a test dummy
edit code:     https://gist.github.com/horstjens/11267180#file-goblindice001-py
edit website:  https://github.com/horstjens/ThePythonGameBook/tree/gh-pages
main project:  http://ThePythonGameBook.com
Author:        Horst JENS, horst.jens@spielend-programmieren.at
Licence:       gpl, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
"""

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# pyhton3 example to teach python coding to young students

import random

friends = ["Anne","Bettina","Clara","Daniela"]
verbs = ["kissing","beating", "taunting","scaring","cooking","cleaning","eating","feeding"]
things = ["frog","airplane","castle","wizard","spaceship","elephant"]
adjectives = ["growing","impatient","hungry","angry","happy","sad", "unruly","nervous"]

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import math
import turtle as t
p1 = t.Turtle()
p1.left(70)
p1.speed=9
p1.dx = math.cos(p1.heading()*math.pi/180)*p1.speed
p1.dy = math.sin(p1.heading()*math.pi/180)*p1.speed
for step in range(100):
	x = p1.xcor()
	y = p1.ycor()

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

int z = 0;
int level;


/* int gen();
int spiel(); */

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python3 example to play with turtle graphic