Which software licence is "I made this, you can do anything you want with it"

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I am helping someone with some software they are selling. I am contributing code for free.

The code that i wrote uses open source licences and i have included them with the source code.

Which software licence can i put my code under? I would like to totally give the software to them for free.

Please ask questions if there are issues O_o.

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