Deploy a map of your current location to the web.

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Deploy to the web a map that shows the current inferred location of the user.

36.2

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Create a website that displays a new random number up to 1000 at size 100 every time it is visited.

36.3

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Deploy a form on the web that takes a number x and returns x^x.

36.4

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Deploy a form on the web that takes numbers x and y and computes x^y.

36.5

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Deploy a form on the web that takes the topic of a Wikipedia page and gives a word cloud for the page.

36.6

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Deploy a form page on the web that takes a string and repeatedly gives a reversed version at size 50.

36.7

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Deploy a form page on the web that takes an integer n and repeatedly generates a picture of a polygon with random color and n sides.

36.8

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Deploy a form page that takes a location and a number n and repeatedly gives a map of the  n nearest volcanoes to the location.

36.9

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Create a website that displays a random red regular polygon with between 3 and 8 sides every time it is visited.

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Deploy a form on the web that takes numbers x and y given in English (e.g. “eight”) and computes x^y.

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