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# Welcome to Jeff's first 5 minute intro to Python.

# More illustrative of a language than just the syntax, I think
# how a language handles data says a lot.  So, I'm going to talk
# mostly about that, and let's start with lists.

# Since we all know how to program, I'm going to just leave a lot to
# be picked up by example rather than by exposition.   

# --- save as 'listsarecool.py'

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# Welcome back for Jeff's second 5 minute intro to Python.
 
# This time we'll talk about the list's immutable cousin, the tuple.
 
from collections import namedtuple

def main():
    # tuples can be considered as immutable lists.  A lot of what
    # I'm going to show you here can also be done with lists, but
    # it seems to fit better here.

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//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  Interrupt 0 fires on pin D2
#define IR_PIN 2

//  the maximum pulse we'll listen for
#define MAX_PULSE 30000

// the largest message we expect to receive (in bits)
#define MAX_MSG_SIZE 50

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//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//  Interrupt 0 fires on pin D2
#define IR_PIN 2

//  the maximum pulse we'll listen for
#define MAX_PULSE 30000

// the largest message we expect to receive (in bits)
#define MAX_MSG_SIZE 50

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//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  An Arduino Scheduler Framework with Remote-control Sleep Mode.
//
//  For details, see my blog post: 
//  http://houseofjeff.com/2014/07/15/a-scheduling-framework-remote-control-sleep-mode-for-arduino/
//
//  This sample is licensed under the MIT License (MIT)
//  Copyright (c) 2014, by Jeff House
//  Full text of license at the bottom of the file

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from __future__ import division
import re
import random
from datetime import datetime, timedelta

def main():
    timing_test(100000)


def simple_test():