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public string Import()
        {
            /*
             * This is an example of how to import the MealDeliveries.txt file provided with SOFT130
             * 
             * It loads the text file into an SQLite Database
             *
             */

            // define variables we'll use

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TermiSoc Description

Events and Affiliations

• currently part of the O'Reilly user group programme.
• have hosted events such as our own version of the CharityHack, where we built a project to track module deadlines, and donate money to charity if we missed our own deadlines.
• want to host similar events, here in Plymouth
• in the past we have gone on trips to for talks in London, such as the Open Rights Group talk by Bruce Schneier, or BarCamps.

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// 6.1 calculateHeuristic2 function for Open^Computer - Open^Player

function calculateHeuristic2(possiblerow, possiblecolumn):void {
    // heurist function 2 = OpenX - OpenO
    // the computer (player X) looks for the max value
    // extra check for choices with 2 Os
    // when 2 Os are found, chosen move will stop it
    // results saved into optimalmove[]
    var row:int, column:int;
    var you:int, computer:int;

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class MyClass:
    def f(self):
        print 'hello world'    

x = MyClass()

x.f()

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A Quick Introduction to Linux & A Few TermiSoc Specifics
- [ ] Philosophies
    - [ ] Open Source
    - [ ] Distributions
- [ ] But first, login (SSH)
          You can connect to the server using ssh. Or "secure shell".
          If you've ever heard of telnet, it's like that, but doesn't
          send everything in plain text.
          
          If you're already using Linux or a Mac, you already have ssh

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21:30 <termibot> Traceback (most recent call last):
21:30 <termibot>   File "./plugins/url_filter", line 113, in <module>
21:30 <termibot>     print(channel + " " + lookup(url, nick))
21:30 <termibot>   File "./plugins/url_filter", line 106, in lookup
21:30 <termibot>     return "[ %s -- %s ]" % (short, gettitle(url))
21:31 <termibot>   File "./plugins/url_filter", line 79, in gettitle
21:31 <termibot>     parser.feed(data.read().decode(charset))
21:31 <termibot>   File "/usr/local/lib/python3.2/html/parser.py", line 133, in feed
21:31 <termibot>     self.goahead(0)
21:31 <termibot>   File "/usr/local/lib/python3.2/html/parser.py", line 181, in goahead

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
#include "mt64.h"

int n,i; //Define n and i as integers
double *array; //Dynamic array as a double
FILE *myfile;
int main()
{

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#!/bin/ruby
# 
# Parses a given CSV file, and writes it back out.
# The CSV library handles types nicer.
# 
# Author: Nick Charlton
# Date: 6/1/12
# License: MIT
# 

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# accept arguments
on open these_items
	# loop through them
	repeat with i from 1 to the count of these_items
		set this_item to (item i of these_items)
		# parse the input, to ensure it'll open okay in the terminal
		set posix_path to POSIX path of this_item
		set safe_path to quoted form of posix_path
		
		# open up iTerm

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#
# Less to CSS converter for Jekyll.
# In your less file, add two lines of --- at the top.
#
module Jekyll
  class LessConverter < Converter
    safe true
    priority :high
    
    def setup