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Tailored for professionals, this tool offers realistic practice exams to mirror the official exam.",5431,{"title":96,"subtitle":97,"slug":98,"coverImageUrl":99},{"slug":147,"pageSlug":152},null,{"id":123,"slug":124,"description":125,"content":154,"formalQuestionCount":155,"minQuestionCount":5,"maxQuestionCount":156,"formalTimeLimitCount":157,"minTimeLimitCount":112,"maxTimeLimitCount":158,"passingScore":159,"questionCount":126,"isActive":9,"dateCreated":160,"dateModified":161,"datePublicModified":127,"difficulty":162,"examVersion":644,"tags":645,"previousExamVersion":152,"newerExamVersion":152},"\u003Cp>\u003Cspan class=\"text-big\">The AWS Certified Developer - Associate certification is challenging due to its comprehensive coverage of AWS services and its focus on the practical application of development principles within the AWS ecosystem. 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