using the nth-of-type selector to target a class with the same name

using the nth-of-type selector to target a class with the same name

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code

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VHwe7

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10

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48

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12

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22

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insdate: 2022-12-01 05:29:13
title: using the nth-of-type selector to target a class with the same name
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linked_class: code
linked_uid: VHwe7
views: 10
week_num: 48
month_num: 12
year_num: 22

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