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## analyse.py
"""
Copy the conversation and provide it to stdin.
This program will calculate the number of messages and total length of all messages
By each person in the conversation
"""
from sys import stdin
import re
raw_conversation = stdin.readlines()
message_timestamp = re.compile(r'\[.*8\]')  # example: [17:06, 8/7/2018]

## hash_py2.py
"""
Implementation of hash() differs in Python 2 and Python 3
To use Python 2's hash() in Python 3, use the following snippet.
Note that this snippet computes the expected hash only of input of type str
Source: https://www.laurentluce.com/posts/python-dictionary-implementation/
"""
import numpy as np

def str_hash(string):
    x = np.array([ord(string[0]) << 7], dtype=int)
	"""
	Copy the conversation and provide it to stdin.
	This program will calculate the number of messages and total length of all messages
	By each person in the conversation
	"""
	from sys import stdin
	import re
	raw_conversation = stdin.readlines()
	message_timestamp = re.compile(r'\[.*8\]') # example: [17:06, 8/7/2018]
	"""
	Implementation of hash() differs in Python 2 and Python 3
	To use Python 2's hash() in Python 3, use the following snippet.
	Note that this snippet computes the expected hash only of input of type str
	Source: https://www.laurentluce.com/posts/python-dictionary-implementation/
	"""
	import numpy as np

	def str_hash(string):
	x = np.array([ord(string[0]) << 7], dtype=int)