Function:
def type_character(character: str):
    """
    Print the given character. Accepts only a single character, like type_writer(letter='@')

    Parameters:
    - character (str): Print the given character. Accepts only a single character, like type_character(character='@').
    """

Function:
def type_letter(letter: str):
    """
    Print the given letter. Accepts only a single letter, like type_writer(letter='a')

    Parameters:
    - letter (str): Print the given letter. Accepts only a single letter, like type_writer(letter='a').
    """

Current Turn:
Original Plan: type_character(character='g'); type_character(character='c'); type_character(character='y'); type_character(character='b'); type_character(character='f'); type_character(character='l'); type_character(character='y'); type_character(character='u'); type_character(character='n'); type_character(character='@'); type_character(character='s'); type_character(character='a'); type_character(character='m'); type_character(character='p'); type_character(character='l'); type_character(character='e'); type_character(character='.'); type_character(character='n'); type_character(character='e'); type_character(character='t')
Previous Call: type_character(character='g')
Previous Result: g
Previous Call: type_character(character='c')
Previous Result: c
Previous Call: type_character(character='y')
Previous Result: y
User Query: gcybflyun@sample.net <human_end>

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