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#   'Console log':
#     'prefix': 'log'
#     'body': 'console.log $1'
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'.source.python':
    'ipdb':
        'prefix': 'teste'
        'body': 'teste'

'.source.c':
    'printf':
        'prefix': 'pr'
        'body': 'printf("%$1",$2);$3'
    'scanf':
        'prefix': 'sc'
        'body': 'scanf("%$1",&$2);$3'
    'for loop':
        'prefix': 'for'
        'body': '''for( int $1 = 0; $1 < $2; $1++){
                    $3
                }'''
    'if':
        'prefix': 'if'
        'body': '''if($1){
                        $2
                    }'''
    'elseif':
        'prefix': 'ei'
        'body': '''elseif($1){
                        $2
                    }'''
    'else':
        'prefix': 'el'
        'body': '''else{
                        $1
                    }'''
    'strings library':
        'prefix': 'str'
        'body': '#include <string.h>'
    'main':
        'prefix': 'main'
        'body': '''#include <stdio.h>
                    int main(){
                        $1

                        return 0;
                    }'''