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Kevin Le edited this page Mar 17, 2022
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title: "How do I make a website clone?",
body: "Not sure where to start for a website clone. What does everyone think?",
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title: "Ruby or Javascript as a first language?",
body: "Hello Stack Overclones. I want to pick up coding. I am reading that it is recommended that
I learn Ruby or Javascript as my first language. Which of those two would you recommend?",
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title: "How do I slice into an array in Ruby?",
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data point 54 and save it as a variable?",
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answererId: 22,
body: "App Academy Open has a great guide on building a website clone."
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answererId: 33,
body: "Why clone a website? Just make a new billion dollar website from scratch."
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body: "To get the third element, you want to key into the array at index 2 (because Ruby indices
start at 0). Then storing it into a variable, you can do third_ele = array[2]."
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