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# MayInterallianceCodeGolf
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[The Flyer for this Challenge](https://web.archive.org/web/20200427151501/https://mailchi.mp/interalliance/coding-challenge-submit-by-may-1st?e=679d1cddb7#)

For an award of a $10 Chipotle Gift Card, you can choose between two coding challenges:
1) Using any coding language, write a program that prints the next 20 leap years
2) Using any language, write a program that automatically converts English text to Morse Code.

Fewest *lines* wins.

Due: **May/1/2020 @ 11:59 PM**

Assuming that I can only submit one program, I have chosen the leap year problem, because I don't have to store any English/Morse Code dictionaries and thus have a higher potential for fewer bytes.

Additionally, I talked with a friend, and we both believe that this is assuming pretty print style. Otherwise languages without mandatory indentation would win no matter what.

My goal: Try to solve the problem in the fewest bytes.

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Update: I won