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This repository contains _all_ programming exercises for the [_Programming Skills for Data Science_](https://programming-for-data-science.github.io/) book.

Solutions can be found in the `solution` branch.
Solutions can be found in the `solution` branch.

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6. Using your terminal, add and commit the changes you've made to your repository

7. Push changes up to GitHub, and view them in your web browser. Make sure you are looking at the repository under _your_ account!

this is what i had for breakfast today:breakfast sandwch, iced matcha latte, and grapes.
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In your `README.md` document, make a three column table of the current courses you are taking, with separate columns for course number (in **bold**), course title (in _italics_), and instructor name.

Note that you can preview this Markdown in Atom to make sure it works correctly.

my work:

**201** | _INFO_ | Kyle Thayer
**225** | _ACCTG_ | Phil Quinn
**344** | _CSE_ | Hannah C. Tang