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Line 206: ::: The Python example doesn't clarify anything. I have done minor programming with BuildBot; which I believe uses Python. I have used Perl, lisp, Basic, C, Java, C++, 8 different assembler languages, JavaScript, Pascal and Fortran. Any programmer who can not look at the table at the start and not translate it to the language they are using should not be programming. This is not a statement against Phyton. It is for the title of this section; remove all programming languages. I agree with this. [[Special:Contributions/71.19.161.130\|71.19.161.130]] ([[User talk:71.19.161.130\|talk]]) 20:51, 5 November 2014 (UTC) :::: Agreed. American Express cards, in particular, use zero padding to adjust the position of the numbers. More concerning to me, however, is that this example is uncited and looks more like original research until you read this discussion, which no one should have to do. Then again, the code example was changed without a source, and thus... [[User:Nulbyte\|Nulbyte]] ([[User talk:Nulbyte\|talk]]) 21:00, 8 July 2015 (UTC) == Ruby Solution ==

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