like me, have some interest in prosody. Often poetic meters of some fixed beat length (per line) have some rhythmic pattern composed of light and heavy syllables from the source language (for example, English or Sanskit). It is common to treat the light syllable to measure as being 1 beat in length, while a In such a framework, given a fixed beat length of n, write a program that can compute the total number of patterns involving light and/or As an example, a ine with a fixed beat length of 5 can be com posed of a pattern that is light-light-heavy-light (1+1+2+1=5), or heavy-light-heavy (2+1+2-5), or any one of the other six possible patterns like me, have some interest in prosody. Often poetic meters of some fixed beat length (per line) have some rhythmic pattern composed of light and heavy syllables from the source language (for example, English or Sanskit). It is common to treat the light syllable to measure as being 1 beat in length, while a In such a framework, given a fixed beat length of n, write a program that can compute the total number of patterns involving light and/or As an example, a ine with a fixed beat length of 5 can be com posed of a pattern that is light-light-heavy-light (1+1+2+1=5), or heavy-light-heavy (2+1+2-5), or any one of the other six possible patterns