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Exercise

1. Connect to the Linux server running in AWS

   • Host =
   • User = ec2-user
   • Private key = See the interview.pem file of this page

2. Download the application binary to the Linux server

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Exercise

TEST

1. Connect to the Linux server running in AWS

   • Host =
   • User = ec2-user
   • Private key in this gist

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# git remote add upstream <origin-url>
git fetch upstream
git merge upstream/master
git push origin master
 

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git clone --mirror <clone-url>
cd reponame
git bundle create ../reponame.bundle --all

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create_files_with_dates () {
  file_name=$1
  num_days=$2
  tmp_dir="tmp/"
  
  mkdir -p $tmp_dir
  
  for ((i=0; i <= $1 - 1; i++)); do
    day=`date -j -v-${i}d +%Y%m%d`
    > ${tmp_dir}${day}${file_name}

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def get_nested_value(originalDict, path):
  keys = path.split('.')
  
  val = originalDict
  for key in keys:
    val = val.get(key)

  return val

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#!/bin/bash -e

array=(
  one
  two
  three
)

for item in "${array[@]}"; do
  echo $item

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import click


def prompt_proxy(ctx, param, use_proxy):
    if use_proxy:
        host = ctx.params.get('proxy_host')
        if not host:
            host = click.prompt('Proxy host', default='localhost')

        port = ctx.params.get('proxy_port')

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"""
Example of checking wether the current time is between
a start and end time. This assumes no access to timespan like functions
and is why the times are integers.

Use nose to run tests with `nosetests check_time_between.py`
"""


def test_before_window():