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2 . Note the index of the exception you want to delete
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3 . Confirm that this is indeed the exception you want to remove
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- ### Step 2: Prepare Your API Request
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- To delete a calendar exception, you'll use the DELETE method on the following endpoint:
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- DELETE https://api.aspose.cloud/v3.0/tasks/{name}
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- Where:
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- - ` {name} ` is your project file name (with extension)
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- - ` {calendarUid} ` is the unique identifier of the calendar
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- - ` {index} ` is the position of the exception in the collection
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- ### Step 3: Make the API Request
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+ ### Step 2: Make the API Request
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Let's see how to make this request using cURL:
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Replace ` YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN ` with the token obtained through authentication.
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- ### Step 4 : Process the Response
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+ ### Step 3 : Process the Response
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When successful, the API returns a JSON response with a success status:
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```
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- ### Step 5 : Implement in Your Application
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+ ### Step 4 : Implement in Your Application
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Now let's implement this functionality using different programming languages.
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