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block_size = 25
num_blocks = 16
line = empty_graphic()
for col in range(num_blocks):
    if col % 2 == 0:
        color = black
    else:
        color = white
    block = rectangle(block_size, block_size, color)
    line = beside(line, block)
second_line = rotate(180, line)
finish_line = above(line, second_line)
show_graphic(finish_line)
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