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Python Recursive program that draws a Sierpinski Triangle.
Given the metric space C([-1,1]) (continuous functions on the closed interval [-1,1]) with the norm of the maximum. This code checks with the help of a color map, if a given function sequence is or not a Cauchy sequence in C([-1,1]).
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Determine the winner of a tic tac toe game by traversing a 2D array.
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