A secret code is created by combining any 2 letters from the English alphabet and any 2 one-digit numbers between and including 0 and 9. How many different code combinations are possible if numeric digits can be repeated but letters cannot?

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A secret code is created by combining any 2 letters from the English alphabet and any 2 one-digit numbers between and including 0 and 9. How many different code combinations are possible if numeric digits can be repeated but letters cannot?