Exercise - Delete Blanks

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Tutorial: Exercise - Delete Blanks

Write a method to delete all blanks from its parameter.

Tutorial Details:

Write a method to delete all blanks from its parameter. The method signature is
public static String deblank(String s);

Sample output
deblank("abc") returns "abc" (ie, no changes)
deblank("I'm feeling fine.") returns "I'mfeelingfine."

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