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fix(curriculum): clarify where to write code in string formatter workshop (#66435)

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The second word in the `lowercaseWord` variable is `"case"`. To access the `c` in that word, you can use `lowercaseWord[5]`.
Use the `+` operator to concatenate `lowercaseWord.slice(0, 5)` with the result of using the correct method for converting strings to uppercase on `lowercaseWord[5]`.
Update the `camelCasedVersion` assignment to use the `+` operator to concatenate `lowercaseWord.slice(0, 5)` with the result of using the correct method for converting strings to uppercase on `lowercaseWord[5]`.
Now you should see `camelC` in the console.
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str.slice(-2); // cd
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Use the `+` operator to concatenate `lowercaseWord.slice(0, 5) + lowercaseWord[5].toUpperCase()` with the result of using the `slice()` method on `lowercaseWord`. Pass in the number `-3` for the `slice()` method.
Update the `camelCasedVersion` assignment to also concatenate `lowercaseWord.slice(0, 5) + lowercaseWord[5].toUpperCase()` with the result of using the `slice()` method on `lowercaseWord`. Pass in the number `-3` for the `slice()` method.
And with that last change, your workshop is complete!