Code examples will be minimal, and will include Python and Java. Here is a Python example.

Example 1. Typical Python Example

combo = { } 
for i in range(1,7):
    for j in range(1,7):
        roll= i+j
        combo.setdefault( roll, 0 ) 
        combo[roll] += 1
for n in range(2,13):
    print "%d %.2f%%" % ( n, combo[n]/36.0 ) 

	This creates a Python dictionary, a map from key to value. If we initialize it with something like the following: combo = dict( [ (n,0) for n in range(2,13) ] ), we don't need the setdefault function call below.
	This assures that the rolled number exists in the dictionary with a default frequency count of 0.
	Print each member of the resulting dictionary. Something more obscure like [ (n,combo[n]/36.0) for n in range(2,13)] is certainly possible.

The output from the above program will be shown as follows:

2 0.03%
3 0.06%
4 0.08%
5 0.11%
6 0.14%
7 0.17%
8 0.14%
9 0.11%
10 0.08%
11 0.06%
12 0.03%

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We will use the following type styles for references to a specific Class, method, or variable.

Most of the design specifications will provide Java-style method and variable descriptions. Python doesn't use type specifications, and Python programmers will have to translate the Java specifications into Python by removing the type names.