Describe each line of code with one line of comment

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Use the LMC emulator to make sure that your program works correctly.
We use the emulator for evaluating your programs. Make sure that your program works fine if we just copy&paste it from your file to the emulator and run it. You may get a 0 if your program is not runnable with the emulator.
Describe each line of code with one line of comment.
The comments should follow your programs. The general structure of your file should follow this example:

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