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 <WRAP><fs 150%>both large and small</fs></WRAP>
 </WRAP>
+  * Fall 2020
+    * bash associative arrays: https://www.artificialworlds.net/blog/2012/10/17/bash-associative-array-examples/
   * Spring 2019
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       * http://nintendoage.com/pub/faq/NA/index.html?load=nerdy_nights_out.html
       * https://nesdoug.com/2018/09/05/how-cc65-works/
+      * https://timcheeseman.com/nesdev/2016/01/18/hello-world-part-one.html
+  * pctX:
+    * level 0: easy level letter division (base 10)
+    * level 1: medium level letter division (base 10)
+    * level 2: hard level letter division (base 10)
+    * level 3: other base letter division (base 8)
+    * level 4: other base letter division (base 6, 7, 9)
+    * level 5: other base letter division (base 11-16)
+    * level 6: data analysis (generate possibilities and filter)
+    * level 7: ???
+  * hpc0 projects
+    * write ipban
+    * write refreshweb
+    * multibase multiplication table (mathfacts)
+    * process SRTI data
+  * discrete projects
+    * multibase multiplication table (mathfacts)
+    * multibase multiplication tester (chkmult)
   * Neat stuff:
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     * web page project
     * blog project
+    * https://www.openvim.com/
+  * project idea:
+    * ask the user to select a type (char, short int, int, long int; in signed or unsigned capacity)
+    * prompt the user to enter a value
+    * generate and output the binary representation of the value.
   * sysprog as a minimalist UNIX system rebuild (better know the system through implementing basic tools)
     * projects are implementing commands, writing necessary code so certain in-place scripts can work, etc.