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from openai import OpenAI

# Your API key must be saved in an env variable for this to work.
client = OpenAI()


# Get a prompt, embed it into a classification request to GPT
image_subject = input("Subject: ")
image_setting = input("Setting: ")
image_style = input("Style: ")

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Explore DNS With Dig

In this exercise you'll learn about DNS by using dig to make DNS queries. These are the primary objectives of this exercise:

• Expose the different responsibilities of different members of the DNS hierarchy.
• Explore how different DNS servers respond differently to different DNS queries.
• Familiarize yourself with the different kinds of DNS record types, and distinguish between them.

dig is a command line tool that comes installed on most unix and linux systems, or can be installed with your favorite package manager. If not, you can use this web interface -- but the user experience is much worse so I strongly suggest you use the command line instead.

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Explore DNS With Dig

In this exercise you'll learn about DNS by using dig to make DNS queries. These are the primary objectives of this exercise:

• Expose the different responsibilities of different members of the DNS hierarchy.
• Explore how different DNS servers respond differently to different DNS queries.
• Familiarize yourself with the different kinds of DNS record types, and distinguish between them.

dig is a command line tool that comes installed on most unix and linux systems, or can be installed with your favorite package manager. If not, you can use this web interface -- but the user experience is much worse so I strongly suggest you use the command line instead.

tebba-von-mathenstein

Explore DNS With Dig

In this exercise you'll learn about DNS by using dig to make DNS queries. These are the primary objectives of this exercise:

• Expose the different responsibilities of different members of the DNS hierarchy.
• Explore how different DNS servers respond differently to different DNS queries.
• Familiarize yourself with the different kinds of DNS record types, and distinguish between them.

dig is a command line tool that comes installed on most unix and linux systems, or can be installed with your favorite package manager. If not, you can use this web interface -- but the user experience is much worse so I strongly suggest you use the command line instead.

tebba-von-mathenstein

Explore DNS With Dig

In this exercise you'll learn about DNS by using dig to make DNS queries. These are the primary objectives of this exercise:

• Expose the different responsibilities of different members of the DNS hierarchy.
• Explore how different DNS servers respond differently to different DNS queries.
• Familiarize yourself with the different kinds of DNS record types, and distinguish between them.

dig is a command line tool that comes installed on most unix and linux systems, or can be installed with your favorite package manager. If not, you can use this web interface -- but the user experience is much worse so I strongly suggest you use the command line instead.

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1. why does the sun shine
you answer here
3. why is the sky blue
youre answer ehre

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Multiplication & Big O

Addition In a Loop

It's easy to write the code for this algorithm:

def multiplication(a, b):
  product = 0
 for _ in range(b):

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function CallableNumberGenerator(value, func) {

  var selfFunction = function() {
    var v = func.apply(null, arguments);
    return CallableNumberGenerator(v, func);
  }

  var callableNumber = selfFunction.bind(null, value);
  var value = value;

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// Get the user's choice
var userChoice = prompt("Rock, paper, or scissors?");
userChoice = userChoice.toLowerCase();

// Get the computer's choice
var computerChoice = Math.random();

// Teach the computer how to guess rock, paper, or scissors
if(computerChoice < .33) {
	computerChoice = "rock";

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// Function definition. This creats a function called reverseString
// which accepts one parameter.
function reverseString(inputString) {
	var outputString = "";

	for(var i = inputString.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
		var currentChar = inputString[i];
		outputString += currentChar;
	}