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// Let's write a program that blinks an LED on and off forever!

// An Arduino program always has two main parts: setup() and loop().

// setup() is a function that gets run a single time at the start of the program.
// We usually use it to do "initialization", which basically means "stuff
// we have to do at the start of the program so that the rest of the program works right."

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// Welcome to Arduino!
// Here's a simple program to get you started driving your robot.

// We start by including the Servo library,
// which we'll be using to control the robot's wheels.
#include <Servo.h>

// Next, we declare a couple of Servo objects.
// Read on to see how these are actually used.
Servo servoLeft;

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import random
import string

from hypothesis import given
from hypothesis import settings
from hypothesis import strategies as st

import password_checker

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(s/fdef draw-tiles
  :args (s/cat :deck ::sp/deck
               :hand ::sp/hand
               :num-tiles (s/and nat-int? #(<= % MAX-HAND-SIZE)))
  :ret (s/cat :new-deck ::sp/deck
              :new-hand ::sp/hand))

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(s/def ::cell (s/cat :x nat-int? :y nat-int?))
(s/def ::value (s/and nat-int? #(<= % 9)))

(s/def ::deck (s/coll-of ::value))
(s/def ::hand (s/coll-of ::value :min-count 0 :max-count 5))

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(def cell-class (r/atom "red"))

(defn colorful-cell []
  [:div.cell
   {:class    @cell-class
    :on-click #(if (= @cell-class "red")
                 (reset! cell-class "green")
                 (reset! cell-class "red"))}
   ""])

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Keybase proof

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• I am jrheard on github.
• I am jrheard (https://keybase.io/jrheard) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 52CB 4C1F AB47 7FB7 BF8D 7C2F 560A 45C4 4A0F 1608

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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for i in range(1, 100):
    line = ""
    if i % 3 == 0:
        line += "Fizz"
    if i % 5 == 0:
        line += "Buzz"

    if line == "":
        line = str(i)