def join(cls, a: 'Variable', b: 'Variable') -> 'Variable':
     """
     Return a Variable whose values and def sites are the
     unions of the inputs value and def site sets.
     """
     vals = ssle.join(a, b)
     sites = ssle.join(a.def_sites, b.def_sites)
     if vals.is_top:
         return cls.top(def_sites=sites)
     return cls(values=vals, def_sites=sites)
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    def bottom(cls, name=VAR_DEFAULT_NAME, def_sites: ssle = ssle.bottom()) -> 'Variable':
        """
        Return a Variable with Bottom value, and optionally set its name.

        Args:
          name: the name of the new variable.
          def_sites: a set of locations where this variable was possibly defined.
        """
        return cls(values=cls._bottom_val(), name=name, def_sites=def_sites)
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    def top(cls, name=VAR_DEFAULT_NAME, def_sites: ssle = ssle.bottom()) -> 'Variable':
        """
        Return a Variable with Top value, and optionally set its name.

        Args:
          name: the name of the new variable.
          def_sites: a set of locations where this variable was possibly defined.
        """
        result = cls(name=name, def_sites=def_sites)
        result.value = cls._top_val()
        return result
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    def arith_op(cls, opname: str, args: t.Iterable['Variable'],
                 name=VAR_RESULT_NAME) -> 'Variable':
        """
        Apply the named arithmetic operation to the given Variables' values
        in all permutations, and return a Variable containing the result.

        Args:
          opname: the EVM operation to apply.
          args: a sequence of Variables whose length matches the
                arity of the specified operation.
          name: the name of the result Variable.
        """
        result = ssle.cartesian_map(getattr(cls, opname), args)
        return cls(values=result, name=name)
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    def __init__(self, values: t.Iterable = None, name: str = VAR_DEFAULT_NAME,
                 def_sites: ssle = ssle.bottom()):
        """
        Args:
          values: the set of values this variable could take.
          name: the name that uniquely identifies this variable.
          def_sites: a set of locations (TACLocRefs) where this variable
                     was possibly defined.
        """

        # Make sure the input values are not out of range.
        mod = [] if values is None else [v % self.CARDINALITY for v in values]
        super().__init__(value=mod)
        self.name = name
        self.def_sites = def_sites
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    def __init__(self, name: str, payload=None, def_sites: ssle = ssle.bottom()):
        """
        Args:
          name: the name of the new MetaVariable
          payload: some information to carry along with this MetaVariable.
          def_sites: a set of locations where this variable was possibly defined.
        """
        super().__init__(values=self._bottom_val(), name=name, def_sites=def_sites)

        self.value = self._top_val()
        """
        The value of this MetaVariable.
        MetaVariables are taken to have unconstrained value sets.
        """

        self.payload = payload
 def values(self) -> ssle:
     """
     Return the set of values this location may contain.
     Generically, this set is unconstrained.
     """
     return ssle.top()
 def __new_metavar(n: int, def_sites: ssle = ssle.bottom()) -> MetaVariable:
     """Return a MetaVariable with the given payload and a corresponding name."""
     return MetaVariable(name="S{}".format(n),
                         payload=n,
                         def_sites=def_sites)