Next, complete the following warmup exercises as a team.
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return 113
They are 113 unique subject codes.
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return 63
They are 63 computer science courses.
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return {"HIST": 78,"HONR": 20,"HUMN": 17,"IAFS": 20,"IPHY": 134}
| HIST | 78 | 
| HONR | 20 | 
| HUMN | 17 | 
| IAFS | 20 | 
| IPHY | 134 | 
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var grps = _.groupBy(data, 'Subject')
var ret = _.pick(_.mapValues(grps, function(d){
    return d.length
}), function(x){
    return x > 100
})
return {"IPHY": 134,"MATH": 232,"MCDB": 117,"PHIL": 160,"PSCI": 117}
| IPHY | 134 | 
| MATH | 232 | 
| MCDB | 117 | 
| PHIL | 160 | 
| PSCI | 117 | 
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return {"IPHY": 5507,"MATH": 8725,"PHIL": 5672,"PHYS": 8099,"PSCI": 5491}
| IPHY | 5507 | 
| MATH | 8725 | 
| PHIL | 5672 | 
| PHYS | 8099 | 
| PSCI | 5491 | 
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return ['4830','4830']
They are 4830,4830.