Both functions have the same functionality and end result, but I think my implemenation is more readable, making it easier to maintain and debug.
The use of the "for" loop makes the code more straightforward and eliminates the need for advanced string manipulation techniques, making it the better choice in my opinion.
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Both functions have the same functionality and end result, but I think my implemenation is more readable, making it easier to maintain and debug.
The use of the "for" loop makes the code more straightforward and eliminates the need for advanced string manipulation techniques, making it the better choice in my opinion.