Computer Museum Coding Demo
A playful 2D cartoon scene depicting a live C programming demonstration inside a computer museum with visitors.

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Create a 16:9 2D cartoon scene inside a {argument name="location" default="computer museum"}. In the center of the exhibit hall, a programmer is demonstrating {argument name="language" default="C language"} programming while many visitors gather around and watch. The screen should show clearly readable {argument name="code type" default="C code"}. Beside the programmer, place a sign that reads: "Ancient-Style Programming, Live Demo." Keep the composition playful, clean, and museum-like, with the programmer as the focal point.
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