08-08-2019
As the python code already exists, it'd be most efficient to just tweak it so the formatting is exactly what you want.
Aside: the av1 <= 7 will never be reached with av1 equals 7 as that is already taken one statement above. This comment may look like nit-picking, but in coding you should always know exactly what you are doing.
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Run an embedded python interpreter.
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