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String and vector manipulation through example: Morse code and more

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I'm currently in the 9th grade taking my first semester of calculus for college credit. I was interested in math, so I quickly grew to programming and loved it. I am working on C++, java, C#, python, html/css/javascript, and php. Hoping to go to MIT and work in a programming field (not sure which to go for yet). Big Grin | :-D

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Make a program that can perform various manipulations on a string.
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First Posted 30 Jul 2009
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