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Well we've received from important feedback from our listeners: we're way over their heads.

Being a beginner's podcast to all things IT (or, at least some Python at this point) this is not a good thing. As such, we're dumbing the episode down a bit and trying to focus on a few poignant points rather than trying to cover a bunch of material in one fell swoop.

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In the sixth episode of iw2h, we discurss Python's random module as it pertains to a couple coin flipping functions.

Coin flipping code discussed.

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