first try - did well , yet still learning how this env works.
hmm why does it print only from second number in the array? I tried in ruby 2.6.5
At first I was like "that can't be it", then I remember that Ruby loves us <3
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genius well done genius
Maths! And it seems like I've gone into LINQ frenzy.
8D
I'm confused how this does not return if s is an empty string. Is there a difference a count of 0 and no value whatsover?
count method is good. love the simple algebra, I solved same but with if statements, did not reduce, clearly you did. or solved with reasoning that didnt need a variable reduction..
Damn it !!
Is it odd or not that for an ES6-centric challenge, they are using pre-ES6 function formatting?
bitchplease...If you delete all odds...#retardedme
Very nice!
Neat!
::subarashii::
first try - did well , yet still learning how this env works.
hmm why does it print only from second number in the array? I tried in ruby 2.6.5
At first I was like "that can't be it", then I remember that Ruby loves us <3
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
genius well done genius
Maths! And it seems like I've gone into LINQ frenzy.
8D
I'm confused how this does not return if s is an empty string. Is there a difference a count of 0 and no value whatsover?
count method is good. love the simple algebra, I solved same but with if statements, did not reduce, clearly you did. or solved with reasoning that didnt need a variable reduction..
Damn it !!
Is it odd or not that for an ES6-centric challenge, they are using pre-ES6 function formatting?
bitchplease...If you delete all odds...#retardedme
Very nice!
Neat!
::subarashii::
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