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:: Both of these are pretty bad; the second one seems nicer in theory but gives a nest-fail
::
:: number 1
::
!:
:-  %say
|=  [[* eny=@uvJ *] [x=@ud y=@ud ~] ~]
:-  %noun
=<  =~  make-decks
      (make-set [eny=eny x=x y=y])

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!:
:-  %say
|=  [[* eny=@uvJ *] [x=@ud y=@ud ~] ~]
:-  %noun
=<  =~  make-decks
      (make-set [eny=eny x=x y=y])
    ==
|%
++  make-decks
  |_  result=@ud

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::  Creates a gate that takes any atom, called n
::
|=  n=@
::  Runs the goldbach arm with n as the subject
::
=<  (goldbach n)
::  Declares a new core,
::
|%
::  with an arm called prime.

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:: Run this with 1.000 as a sample in your dojo, of course
::
|=  s=@ud
=/  n=@  (dec s)
=/  c=@  0
|-
?:  =(n 1)  c
?:  ?|  =(0 (mod n 3))
      =(0 (mod n 5))
    ==

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:: Part One
::
:: A gate that takes n, an unsigned decimal
::
|=  n=@ud
:: Declares T, an unsigned decimal and combines it with 1 (this essentially sets t to 1 on the first run)
::
=/  t=@ud  1
:: |- changes the recursion point of $ from the start of the gate to the line |- is on
::

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|=  a=*
?@  a
  ?:  =(0 (mod a 2))
      "Even"
    "Odd"
  "Cell"

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|=  a=@
`@p`a

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Przemyslaw Dabrowski

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