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amplifyapp

Amplify Console CI / CD DEMO

anagram-detector

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apples-and-holidays

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array-crud-lab

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array-methods-lab

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artist-song-modules-onl01-seng-ft-030220

aws-elastic-beanstalk-express-js-sample

Sample web application for the AWS DevOps Engineer Learning Path.

badges-and-schedules

Flatiron school lab

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bejeweled_clone

bringing-it-all-together-onl01-seng-ft-030220

building-nested-hashes

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cars-data

cartoon-collections

Cartoon Collections

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cc17_prob2

* Sometimes when we type we just miss letters. Other times we go to a * programming competition and we’re asked to remove letters from perfectly * good words. Your task is to write a program which given a String and an integer * will print a new String missing the character at the given place. * * The 1st line of the file Prob02.in.txt will contain a positive integer TC denoting * the number of test cases that follow. Each test case will have the following * input: * * A single line containing a word, then a space, then a positive integer. The * integer tells us which character to remove from the string, and is 0-based * (meaning that a 0 means take away the first letter). The index given will * always be valid – no tricks here! * * Example Input: * 4 * puppy 0 * kitten 4 * fish 1 * dog 2 * * Example Output: * Your program should print the new word with the appropriate character * missing. * * uppy * kittn * fsh * do

classes-and-instances-lab-ruby-onl01-seng-ft-030220

collections_practice

collections_practice-onl01-seng-ft-030220

connect4_clone

cookies_and_sessions_lab-onl01-seng-ft-030220

countdown-to-midnight

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csv-to-xlsx

A document Converter