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my $cmd = "";
my $base = "/path/to/dlogger.pl";     # Change this to the path where the provided PERL utility is kept
my $auth = " admin:1234";             # Change this to the authentication you use to log in to your switch

my $status = "";
my $buffer = "";
my $temp = "";

my @outlets;
my @outletstatus;

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(* A neuron is a list, where the first element is the value, and the remaining elements are weights of
   incoming connections to the neuron. Neurons are constructed by specifying the number of incoming synapses *)
Neuron[i_] := {0} ~Join~ ((2*RandomReal[] - 1) & /@ Range[i]);

(* Create a neuron with the specific weight and set of edges *)
Neuron[v_, w_] := Join[{v}, w];

(* A layer of the network is just a list of neurons *)
Layer[n_, i_] := Array[Neuron[i] &, n];

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import zen.core.Zen;
 
public class RainbowSort {
	// Just some utility stuff, leave these variables alone.
	private static boolean visualized = false;
	private static int size = 500, step = 1;
	private static int min = 0, max = 0;
	private static int[] cache;
 
	// Creates an array and visualizes the sorting of it.

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This is da readmeasdf

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ffas

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haha

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Fizz Buzz

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test

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Fizz Buzz

Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100. However, for multiples of three, print "fizz" instead of the number. For the multiples of five, print "buzz", instead of the number. For numbers which are multiples of both three and five, print "fizzbuzz".