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abraskin@mbusd.org 2016_problem_set_06-djklslwf > keepinItHunnit
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Given two parallel arrays, one of student names, and an equal length array of integer scores, return an array of students that scored a perfect 100.


keepinItHunnit(["Fritz", "Clyde", "Monty", "Penelope", "Liza"], [94, 95, 100, 100, 95]) → ["Monty", "Penelope"]
keepinItHunnit(["Adam", "Belinda", "Carly", "Jimmy", "Ann"], [94, 95, 99, 88, 92]) → []
keepinItHunnit(["Ken", "Gena", "Jason", "Aaron", "Shawn", "David"], [100, 70, 95, 99, 75, 75]) → ["Ken"]

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public String[] keepinItHunnit(String[] names, int[] scores) { }

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