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// Daisy Bell Notes Example (JavaScript equivalent)
// 't' is the current sample index (for audio) or pixel index (for image)
// 'x' and 'y' are pixel coordinates (for image), 0 for audio

// Define a conceptual sample rate for note calculations.
// For audio, the actual sample rate will vary, this is for timing notes.
const SAMPLE_RATE_FOR_NOTES = 8000;

const notes = [264, 264, 297, 352, 352, 330, 297, 264]; // Frequencies in Hz
const noteDurationSamples = SAMPLE_RATE_FOR_NOTES / 4; // Each note lasts 1/4 second

function getNotePeriod(frequency) {
  return frequency > 0 ? SAMPLE_RATE_FOR_NOTES / frequency : 0;
}

// Ensure t, x, y are treated as integers for array indexing and bitwise ops
const _t = Math.floor(t);
const _x = Math.floor(x || 0); // x will be 0 during audio playback
const _y = Math.floor(y || 0); // y will be 0 during audio playback

const noteIndex = Math.floor(_t / noteDurationSamples) % notes.length;
const currentNoteFreq = notes[noteIndex];
const periodSamples = getNotePeriod(currentNoteFreq);

if (periodSamples === 0) {
  // If frequency is 0 (or period is 0), return a neutral value
  return 128;
}

// Generate a square wave for the current note
return ((_t % periodSamples) < (periodSamples / 2)) ? 255 : 0;

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