User:Stibba0/sandbox

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Transcribing task

The Lark Ascending


\relative g' {
    \set Staff.midiInstrument = #"violin"
    \tempo 4 = 50 
    \time 6/8
    \key g \major
    \cadenzaOn
    r4^\markup { \tiny Cadenza}_\markup { \tiny "senza misura"} r8 \pp
    d32[( e d e] a4) d,32[( e d e] a8[ b]) d,32[( e d e] a32[ b a b] d8.[ b16] ) 
    \bar "" \break
    a32([ b a b] d8.[ b16] ) a32([ b a b] d8.[ b16] ) a32([ b a b] d32[ e d e] fis32[ a fis a] ) b8.([ a32 e32] d32[ e d e d e a] )   
    \bar "" \break
    b8.([ a32 e32] d32[ e d e d e] a32[ b a b a b] ) d8.([ b32 a] e32[ fis e fis e fis]) a32([ b a b a b])
}


Rufford Park Poachers


\relative g'' {
    \key f \major
    \time 2/4
    \partial 16*5 d16 \(  ( \mp \tuplet 3/2 { d16[) e16 d16 } c16\)] r16 
    \time 5/8 
    b8 \mf c d4 \f d8 \noBeam 
    \tuplet 3/2 { c8 \mf a \p r8 } f4 \mf g8 \mp 
    \time 2/4 
    a8[ \mf d] \tuplet 3/2 { g,8[ \p r8 f8] \pp } 
    \time 5/8 
    g4 \mp r8 r8 a8 \mf 
    bes8[ c] \mp d8.[ e16 f8]
    \tuplet 3/2 { \acciaccatura e8 g4 \mf e8 \p } c4 \mf b8 \mp 
    \time 2/4
    c8[ d] \tuplet 3/2 { e4 \p \acciaccatura e8 g8 \f } 
    \time 6/8
    d4. \f r8 r8 g, \mf 
    \time 5/8
    b8[ \f c] \mp d4 e16[ fis]
    \acciaccatura e8 g8[ \mf fis16 \p d16] c4 \mf b8
    \time 2/4
    c16[ r16 d8] \mf \tuplet 3/2 { e8 g4 \mp } 
    \time 5/8
    d4 \f r8 r8 g,8 \mf 
    \tuplet 3/2 { b4 \mp c8 } d4-> \mf d8 
    \time 3/4
    \tuplet 3/2 { c4 \mp a8 \p } f4. \mp g8 \mf 
    \time 2/4
    a8[-> d] \p \tuplet 3/2 { g,8\staccato[ \pp fis\staccato ] } r8 
    g4. \mf \bar "||"
    
}

Task 1

North Swiftcurrent Glacier (2).jpg

List that stores the filenames: imgs

Task 2

Q1. Which letter is conventionally used in Scribunto modules to hold the table of functions? A1. p

Q2. What keyword marks the start of a function definition? A2. function

Q3. What keyword marks the end of a function definition? A3. end

Hello, world!

Hello from Lua to my friend Andy.

Hello from Lua to my friend Steven.
Hello from Lua to my friend Jimbo.

Task 3

5 degrees is equal to 41 degrees fahrenheit. It is cold

25 degrees is equal to 77 degrees fahrenheit. It is warm!

0 degrees is equal to 32 degrees fahrenheit. It is cold

9 degrees is equal to 48.2 degrees fahrenheit. It is cold

10 degrees is equal to 50 degrees fahrenheit. It is warm!

Task 4

6 times table
6 times 1 equals 6
6 times 2 equals 12
6 times 3 equals 18
6 times 4 equals 24
6 times 5 equals 30
6 times 6 equals 36
6 times 7 equals 42
6 times 8 equals 48
6 times 9 equals 54
6 times 10 equals 60
6 times 11 equals 66
6 times 12 equals 72

2 times table
2 times 1 equals 2
2 times 2 equals 4
2 times 3 equals 6
2 times 4 equals 8
2 times 5 equals 10
2 times 6 equals 12
2 times 7 equals 14
2 times 8 equals 16
2 times 9 equals 18
2 times 10 equals 20
2 times 11 equals 22
2 times 12 equals 24

2 times table
2 times 1 equals 2
2 times 2 equals 4
2 times 3 equals 6
2 times 4 equals 8
2 times 5 equals 10
2 times 6 equals 12
2 times 7 equals 14
2 times 8 equals 16
2 times 9 equals 18
2 times 10 equals 20
2 times 11 equals 22
2 times 12 equals 24

2 times table
2 times 1 equals 2
2 times 2 equals 4
2 times 3 equals 6
2 times 4 equals 8
2 times 5 equals 10
2 times 6 equals 12
2 times 7 equals 14
2 times 8 equals 16
2 times 9 equals 18
2 times 10 equals 20
2 times 11 equals 22
2 times 12 equals 24

-6 times table
-6 times 1 equals -6
-6 times 2 equals -12
-6 times 3 equals -18
-6 times 4 equals -24
-6 times 5 equals -30
-6 times 6 equals -36
-6 times 7 equals -42
-6 times 8 equals -48
-6 times 9 equals -54
-6 times 10 equals -60
-6 times 11 equals -66
-6 times 12 equals -72

Tables

Hello Dad
Hello Mum
Hello Uncle Stan
Hello Aunty Elsie
Hello Brian
Hello Jared
Hello Maria
Hello Sophie

Task 5

This is easy.

Q1. What does %d+ match in a Lua pattern? A1.'%d+' matches the longest sequence of repeating digits in a Lua String

Q2. What does %w+ match in a Lua pattern? A2. '%w+' matches the longest sequence of repeating alphanumeric digits in a Lua string (Alphanumeric= a-z & 0-9)

Year = 2018
Day = 31
Month = October

The pattern you would use for an American-style date like "October 31, 2018" is "(%w+) (%d+), (%d+)"

Task 6

1 - zh-cn
2 - zh-hans
3 - zh
4 - zh-hant
5 - en
= 5 languages

1 - fr
2 - en
= 2 languages

1 - ca
2 - fr
3 - en
= 3 languages

Pageinfo

Extension:Scribunto/Lua reference manual


Color exists and is not a redirect

Colour exists and is a redirect

Colr does not exist and is not a redirect

Math exists and is a redirect

Voice_recgnition does not exist and is not a redirect

Speaker_recognition exists and is not a redirect

Title Invalid

Title Invalid

Title Invalid

Title Invalid

Parkinson's exists and is a redirect

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