I meant that he made the regex filter unique cases just like a set :)
(I on the other hand used both which is slower..)
When you will have complex cases, you will love it :D
Why you want he put a set ? It's work properly like that. Add a set will affect performance.
It will work cause it's not a condition for a panagram. This solution properly work's.
nice, But I wonder if there will be any duplicate letters?
Nice work putting the "set" inside the regex :)
Python Translation
Damn you fast
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Approved
JavaScript fork Fixing the issue I raised and updating to node 18
JS - random tests can generate "0-length words" leading to words separated by more than 1 space. Possible solutions:
i hate Regexp, but is very friendly in cases like this
With JS. I tried to split with regexp. But it doesn't work. Very strange.
I dont even know what I am looking at this is literally when maths in high school suddenly includes letters lmfao
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I meant that he made the regex filter unique cases just like a set :)
(I on the other hand used both which is slower..)
When you will have complex cases, you will love it :D
Why you want he put a set ? It's work properly like that. Add a set will affect performance.
It will work cause it's not a condition for a panagram. This solution properly work's.
nice, But I wonder if there will be any duplicate letters?
Nice work putting the "set" inside the regex :)
Python Translation
Damn you fast
.
Approved
JavaScript fork
Fixing the issue I raised and updating to node 18
JS - random tests can generate "0-length words" leading to words separated by more than 1 space.
Possible solutions:
i hate Regexp, but is very friendly in cases like this
With JS. I tried to split with regexp. But it doesn't work. Very strange.
I dont even know what I am looking at
this is literally when maths in high school suddenly includes letters lmfao
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