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if len(notes) == 1:
                for i in scale.getChords():
                    if i._types[0]._type == notes[0]._type:
                        chord = i
                        break
                pianoprinter.octoPrint(chord._types)
                while True:
                    print(str(chord)+", accept? Yy Nn")
                    inp2 = usrinp()
                    if inp2 in "Yy":
                        return chord
                    elif inp2 in "Nn":
                        break
                
            elif len(notes) == 3:
                chord = musictheory.chord3(notes[0], notes[1], notes[2])
                pianoprinter.octoPrint(chord._types)
                while True:
                    print(str(chord)+", accept? Yy Nn")
                    inp2 = usrinp()
                    if inp2 in "Yy":
                        return chord
                    elif inp2 in "Nn":
                        break

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Provides classes for "music set theory"-like analysis.

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