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def hamming(s1,s2):
    """ returns the hamming number (char differences) between two strings """
    hamming_number = 0
    for char1,char2 in itertools.izip_longest(s1,s2):
        if char1!=char2:
            hamming_number += 1
    return hamming_number

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// how I'd "fix" https://akrzemi1.wordpress.com/2017/01/02/not-detecting-bugs/
// 
// * Explicitly state "code assumes input vectors are same length"
// * Explicitly request inlining of loop's inner funcion
// * real world code will probably not use "v1, v2" naming
// * instead of relying "compiler will optimize away helper constructs", 
//   just don't use any.
//
// in general, it's a similar case, when instead of ...
//    struct x = {a[++i], b[i]}

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# this is an example script how ngSkinTools can be automated 
# to configure left-right influence mapping
# this example assumes that the scene has a skinned pPlane1
# which has ngSkinTools info already initialized. if not,
# see http://www.ngskintools.com/documentation/api/mll-interface.html 
# for tips to how to do that programatically

# for this we use "manual mapping overrides" feature:
# the same where you can correct automatic associations by hand,
# only this time we choose to 'bake' the whole mapping using the

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from ngSkinTools.importExport import JsonImporter
from ngSkinTools.influenceMapping import InfluenceMapping
from ngSkinTools.mllInterface import MllInterface
from ngSkinTools.ui.events import LayerEvents
from ngSkinTools.ui.layerDataModel import LayerDataModel


def ngSkinToolsImport(fileName, targetMesh):
    '''
    loads a JSON file (previously exported with ngSkinTools exporter) and loads data onto provided mesh.

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print "-------------------------------------------"
import sys
import os
from maya import cmds

print "Environment info:"
print "Maya version:", cmds.about(installedVersion=True)
print "Maya API version:", cmds.about(apiVersion=True)
print cmds.about(operatingSystem=True), cmds.about(operatingSystemVersion=True)

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import cProfile
import pstats
from random import random


class SampleObject:
    def __init__(self):
        self.sample_data = random()

class SampleObjectNew(object):

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"""
This is a test for Autodesk Maya to demonstrate that when skin cluster inputs are not transform nodes,
Maya simply crashes using MFnSkinCluster.setWeights() API call.

1. Run this script a few times to demonstrate that everything works as expected: you have a simple skinned mesh,
   and you set weights for single joint, single vertex.
2. set "enable_bug_and_crash_maya" to True and rerun script - might need few reruns of the script.
   Eventually, maya crashes.
"""

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def curve_mapping(x, s, t):
    """
    provides a linear-to-smooth curve mapping

    based on a paper https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.09714
    """
    epsilon = 0.000001

    if x < 0:
        return 0

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print "-------------------------------------------"
import sys
import os
import platform
from maya import cmds

print "Environment info:"
print "Maya version:", cmds.about(installedVersion=True)
print "Maya API version:", cmds.about(apiVersion=True)
print "OS:", cmds.about(operatingSystem=True), cmds.about(operatingSystemVersion=True)

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solving for 2023
((0, 2023), (7, 1792), (28, 1575), (63, 1372), (112, 1183), (175, 1008), (252, 847), (343, 700), (448, 567), (567, 448), (700, 343), (847, 252), (1008, 175), (1183, 112), (1372, 63), (1575, 28), (1792, 7), (2023, 0))
solving for 897289125379227
num results for the large number test: 17294404

Process finished with exit code 0