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# Project 2

## project2.py

```lua
print("Name: ") -- add your name here
print("Project 2")
print("Title: Jungle Run")
local points = 0

print("Your plane has crashed and when you exit, you find yourself in a humid jungle,")
print("unsure if there are other people around.")
print()
print("Do you re-enter the plane or seek shelter elsewhere?")
print("1 - re-enter")
print("2 - seek shelter")
io.write("> ")
local choice = tonumber(io.read())
if choice == 1 then
    print("you chose to re-enter")
elseif choice == 2 then
    print("you chose to seek shelter")
else
    print("invalid choice")
end
```


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