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I prefer it this way to be extra sure. I doubt it would slow it down much
@fran_Cesco: No, that's not the case, read about integer division.
I believe that the test cases have been luckily tailored to allow this solution. 9 mangos that cost 5 each cost 30 in total. But if you apply the above with 8 mangos costing 5 each you should get the same result (you are not taking advantage of 1 free mango) but instead you get a float which makes no sense because the result should always be a multiple of 5.
prefixes -> [
'Mister', 'Mr.',
'Mr', 'Madame',
'Mrs.', 'Mrs',
'Miss', 'Ms.',
'Ms'
]
suffixes -> [ 'Senior', 'Sr.', 'Sr', 'Junior', 'Jr.', 'Jr' ]
Like "Junior" and "Jr". Must be to a map from what may be translated and the final word and no all the thing together.
If you submmit a pull request this way your partners of the team will say bad things of you...
It's not mentioned anywhere that prefix/suffix checking should be case-insensitive.
Random tests:
It is unclear how the spec
Every element of the returning string should be capitalized
should be interpreted with name parts containing multiple uppercase letters.And in the end, no matter what the expected behaviour is, it should be in the fixed tests to make sure it's tested. Sometimes it does not appear in the random tests.
These two statements in description contradict with each other. It should be "one or more First Name(s)".
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prefixes
andsuffixes
are arrays like this:How are we supposed to comprehend this data structure? When I see
Mister
I do not know what it's supposed to map to, unless I refer to the expected result or the description. (Or in other words, these preloaded arrays are pretty useless.)This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
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Easiest way!
People often use them where they shouldn't, unless it's a callback.
But this is more my preference
It is strange to hate arrow functions... It is just type of function
I hate arrow functions, that's why I wrote it as supposed to!!!
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