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Content UI UX W CONPITEOSITE PUNK WALL I love it! Me too!

Content I hate REACT Wow! I hate this more EVERY OTHER FRAMEWORK

Content DOORBELL DOESN'T WORK PLEASE YELL "DING DONG! OR KNOCK

Content Programmer looking for a job Unfirable programmer making 120k a year, because he can read the ancient hieroglyphics of the legacy code

Content class isitten: SHITES Class to check if a number is ten Attributes ten: int The value ten Methods isitten (number) Check if the number supplied is equal to ten Examples isit10 - is itten() isit10.1sitten(10) True isit10.1sitten (11) False def init (self): self.ten 10 def isitten(self,number: int - 38) - bool; Checks if the number given by the user is equal to ten Parameters number : int, default 38 The number given which will be checked to see if it is equal to the number that is ten Returns bool Returns True if the number assigned to the function by the user happens to be equivalent to that which is considered to be ten, otherwise returns a value of false to indicate the incoherence between the two values in question return number as self.ten

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