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      "final_completion_text": "Certainly! The VT100 is a standard for video terminals, but if you meant to ask about modern terminal emulators supporting ANSI escape codes (which VT100 uses), here's how you can render green text:\n\nIn many terminal emulators, you can set the color by sending an ANSI escape sequence followed by the desired color code and then resetting the formatting back to default after displaying the colored text. For green text, the ANSI escape code is `\\033[32m`.\n\nHere's an example of how you might implement this in Python using the `os` module to send system signals:\n\n```python\nimport os\n\ndef print_green(text):\n    # ANSI escape sequence for setting foreground color to green\n    escape = '\\033[32m'\n    # Reset all attributes at the end\n    reset = '\\033[0m'\n    \n    # Print the escaped text\n    print(f\"{escape}{text}{reset}\")\n\n# Usage\nprint_green(\"This text will appear in green.\")\n```\n\nWhen you run this code in a terminal emulator that supports ANSI escape codes, the output will display \"This text will appear in green.\" in green font. Note that some terminal emulators may require enabling support for ANSI escape codes manually."
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