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Write a program that simulates an ant trying to crawl up a building of certain height. The ant starts on the ground, at height 0. Each iteration, the ant either crawls up one step, or slips off and falls all the way back to the ground. There is a 50% chance on each iteration that the ant will slip. The program should keep going until the ant gets to the top of the building. It should then print out the number of falls that the ant took before it finally reached the top.
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