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Pradeep

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one year ago
Ques:  Level 5/Lesson 8
Here is a possible solution:
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*
package main
import "fmt"

func negate(myBool *bool) {
*myBool = !(*myBool)
}

func main() {
truth := true
negate(&truth)
fmt.Println(truth)

lie := false
negate(&lie)
fmt.Println(lie)
}
*
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one year ago
Ques:  Golang - Level 7 - lesson 5
Here is the correct code:
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one year ago
Ques:  Level 7 lesson 4 HTML
The expected output is: **Hello World!**
one year ago
Ques:  Level 1 lesson 6 output
Hi Aditi, Thanks for your patience.

Here is a solution code for the exercise:

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#include

int main() {

char cities[4][10];
int i;
for(i=0;i<4;i++) {
fgets(cities[i], 10, stdin);
}

printf("%s", cities[2]);

return 0;
}
***
one year ago
Ques:  Level 9 > lesson 8 in c couse
I hope the solution given below helps:

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#include

int main() {

int x, y, z;
y = 10;
z = 99;

x = (z/(y+1))*11;

printf("Value of x is %d", x);

return 0;
}
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one year ago
Ques:  Level 4 lesson 9
Here you go:
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let str1 = 'ambush';
let str2 = 101;
let str3 = false;

var str4 = str2 + ' ' + str3 + str1;
console.log(typeof str4);
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one year ago
Ques:  JavaScript Level 3 Lesson 8
Remove first console.log from your code.

Here is a working code:
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let x = 10;
let y = 50;
let z = "10";

var xy = x >= y;
console.log(xy);

console.log(x === z);
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one year ago
Ques:  Hello on level 3 lesson 5 in Javascript problem in the message you give!
Please read the instructions carefully. It says do not use brackets.
Here is an example:
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console.log(typeof ghost);
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one year ago
Ques:  Please verify level3 lesson 7 javascript
Try with this code:
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#include
int main() {
char st[13] = "Studytonight";
char frv[8] = "Forever";
printf("%s %s", st, frv);
return 0;
}
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one year ago
Ques:  Level 9 > lesson 2 in c
Try this code:

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#include

int main() {

printf("Character Garbage value - %c\n");
printf("Double Garbage value - %lf\n");

return 0;
}
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one year ago
Ques:  Level 2 lesson 3 from grabage value