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<h2>Draws the sprite that is stored in it's respective ID at x and y</h2>

<p>Blipsy.drawSprite(id, x, y)</p>

<h2>Draws pixel at x and y</h2>


<p>Blipsy.drawPixel(x, y)</p>

<h2>Clears screen</h2>

<p>Blipsy.clearScreen()</p>

<h2>Get the mouse x and y</h2>

<p>Blipsy.mouse.x</p>
<p>Blipsy.mouse.y</p>

<h2>Check is a key is pressed</h2>

<p>Blipsy.keys["ArrowUp"] //ArrowUp, ArrowDown, Space, etc</p>

<h2>Plays a tone for a split second</h2>

<p>Blipsy.beepTone(hertz)</p>

<h2>Yep, that is all you need to start making programs with blipsy!</h2>
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