Circle (First attempt)
Just passing time at work, and I've seen some pretty cool things with
ASCII-art (never thought I'd say that).
I've looked up some "techniques" and have attempted to make a circle. Any
tips, suggestions, pointers, etc?
(Suggested font, courier new) (hope it works!)
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Joe (here's hoping to get better at this...)
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