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Exercises - Week 1

Exercises - Week 1

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NOW THAT YOU'VE GOTTEN THROUGH THIS WEEK'S MATERIAL, YOU CAN SHOW WHAT YOU'VE LEARNED BY COMPLETING THESE EXERCISES.

To get credit for the course, Week 1 exercises are due on 30 May 2016
But we advise you to do the exercises after studying this week's material, while everything is fresh on your mind ;)

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