Take x=1 and y=2 for example, if (x+1 equals y), then it means x and y are consecutive, which is the condition we are verifying. Some other ways to do the same operation would be: y-x = 1, x-y = -1, y-1 = x.
can you explain to me arr[n] + 1 meaning?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13110602/calculate-number-of-a-letter-in-a-string-using-dart
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Take x=1 and y=2 for example, if (x+1 equals y), then it means x and y are consecutive, which is the condition we are verifying.
Some other ways to do the same operation would be:
y-x = 1,
x-y = -1,
y-1 = x.
can you explain to me arr[n] + 1 meaning?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13110602/calculate-number-of-a-letter-in-a-string-using-dart
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Approved
Hi, Dart translation is kumited.
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
heh