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Name:John Bampton
Clan:The Real Beast
Skills:mutton chops a powerful magician for hire..?!?!! one beard to rule them all..!!?!?!! all up votes include black sunglasses
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    • mentalclear
    • commented on "Grasshopper - Summation" java solution

    So, this one more about mathematics not coding :) Lol

    • Panda Sensei
    • commented on "Find the position!" python solution

    doesn't work for uppercase.

    • osmart
    • commented on "Exes and Ohs" python solution

    nice solution.

    It is a pity the instructions encourage the use of single character variable names like 's'. Although allowed by PEP8 it is not good practice. https://realpython.com/python-pep8/#how-to-choose-names

    • tuankiet146
    • commented on "String repeat" go solution

    LOL! It look like cheat =))

    • Alejandrouda
    • commented on "Get the Middle Character" ruby solution

    so nice haha

    • oldcoder
    • commented on "Averages of numbers" python solution

    I just learned a new thing :)
    thanks

    • Nakagochi
    • commented on "Grasshopper - Summation" java solution

    So, my solution fell within the realm of O(n). I actually never new that this was a thing. I should have spent the extra few seconds to google some more information rather then fall back to what I knew in my head. I guess there is some refactoring that can always be done.

    Thanks for the clever and quick solution!

    • webmisfit
    • commented on "Pairs of Bears" javascript solution

    bad practice to reassign arguments

    • gelu100
    • commented on "Averages of numbers" python solution

    ok. Thx!

    • user2374889
    • commented on "Averages of numbers" python solution

    Indexing of array starts from 0, which means that an array of, say, 5 elements have an index from 0 to 4. But in the solution they used len() which starts from base of 1. So by using -1, the range of index will not be out of range.

    • gelu100
    • commented on "Averages of numbers" python solution

    Hi,
    very nice solution.however cold you please explain what does -1 at the end of list comprehension does?

    • Xanthan
    • commented on "Removing Elements" python solution

    THANKS!! I used it in problems, but didn't know how it fully worked!

    • rikster_
    • commented on "WeIrD StRiNg CaSe" javascript solution

    There's always that guy, that writes the whole code in 1 regexp line

    • Chrissy Gibssy
    • commented on "altERnaTIng cAsE <=> ALTerNAtiNG CaSe" python solution

    facepalm

    • webmisfit
    • commented on "Get decimal part of the given number" javascript solution

    but what if 2.4?

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