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# This program shows the difference between a strings and lists
# with a quick introduction to using functions with a list

# This is my typical grocery list stored as one single STRING

grocery_list_for_Joe = ['eggs, milk, dandruff shampoo, holy grail, 2 african swallows, coconut']
#print(grocery_list_for_Joe)

# Below is my grocery list created as a LIST instead of a STRING:
	

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# a program to make your own grocery list
# What happens: python asks for a few items and their prices to be put into a grocery list
# this program shows functions, comments, varaiables, user input and FLOAT

print("give me a food product you want in your grocery list")
food = raw_input()
#foodp = int(input('enter food foodp = int(input('enter food pric: '))

#print("what is the price of that food?")
#food_price = raw_input()

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# If and Elif Statements
print("You are a tree.")
print("Tree, what is your name?")
tree_name = input()
print(tree_name + ", how old are you?")
tree_age = float(input())
if tree_age > 112:
    print(tree_name + ", you are an old tree!")
elif tree_age < 112:
    print(tree_name + ", do some more growing!")

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for i in range(4):
   t.forward(100)  # notice the indentation
   t.left(90) 
    
# VERSUS

for i in range(4):
t.forward(100)      # notice the lack of indentation here
t.left(90) 

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# coding: utf-8
print("type command: hello")
COMMAND1 = "hello"

def handle_command(command):
		"""
				Determine if the command is valid. If so, take action and return
				a response, if neccessary.
		"""
	

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# coding: utf-8

# A simple command-respond program
# Python asks for input then carries out the specified action base don the condtions of the input

#COMMAND1 = "hello"

#def handle_command(command):
	
#	response = ""

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# a crude program to show examples of a tuple
# and relate to lists and strings

# a tuple is similar to a list, but uses parentheses

fibs = (0, 1, 1, 2, 3)
print(fibs[3])

# Above, we define the variable fibs as the numbers 0, 1, 1, 2, and 3.
# Just like a list, we print the item in the index position 3 in the tuple.

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# SiliconValleyOfTheSouth
# Original Program by Wray at Tech Em Studios

# Put your commands here
# Keep the values lowercase
COMMAND1 = "what?"

# Your handling code goes in this function
def handle_command(command):
    """

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# Choose your own adventure game
# WIZARD MOUNTAIN

# a text-based choose your own adventure game
# This adventure is like an upside down tree with branches
# this program is full of blocks of code, known as branches, or code branches

# Make sure to visit every branch to make sure all of the code works

def parachute_fail():

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#! /usr/local/bin/bash

apt-get --assume-yes install matplotlib
apt-get --assume-yes install idle
apt-get --assume-yes install git
apt-get --assume-yes install python-setuptools
apt-get --assume-yes install python-dev
apt-get --assume-yes install build-essential
easy_install pip
apt-get --assume-yes install git-cola