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    0: #!/usr/bin/perl
    1: print "What string would you like to twiddle? ";
    2: $twiddle = <STDIN>;
    3: chomp($twiddle);
    4: $length = (length($twiddle)) - 1;
    5: my (@twiddled);
    6: $twiddled[$length] = $twiddle;
    7: $early = $length - 1; #had to change to this
    8: $late = $length + 1; #from $early = $length
    9: while ($early >= 0) {
    10: 	chop($twiddle);
    11: 	$twiddled[$early] = $twiddle;
    12: 	$twiddled[$late] = $twiddled[$early];
    13: 	--$early; #these used to be right after 
    14: 	++$late; #chop($twiddle)
    15: 	}
    16: $playtime = 0;
    17: while ($playtime <= $late) {
    18: 	print $twiddled[$playtime] . "\n";
    19: 	++$playtime;
    20: 	}
    

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