can you create a file called hello.py with random python scripts
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"request": "[original issue]\n**Create hello.py with random Python scripts**\ncan you create a file called hello.py with random python scripts",
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"**Create hello.py in the root directory** with a collection of random Python scripts that demonstrate various functionality including basic Python operations, data manipulation with pandas and numpy, simple machine learning examples using sklearn, data visualization with matplotlib, and basic libra usage examples. The file should include multiple functions/scripts separated by comments, showcasing the libraries commonly used in this ML project (numpy, pandas, sklearn, matplotlib, tensorflow/keras, seaborn) as well as some basic Python programming concepts like list comprehensions, file I/O, and string manipulation."
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