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My app is a Pong game that can be played with one person against an AI or between two people. The 179 lines of Python code were written in Repl.it and include an AI opponent that mimics a player, though with only 93% accuracy based on self-collected data, indicating room for improvement by providing the AI better training data to allow it to make better decisions.
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