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Midtown Navigator
143 of 221K-Calderon-ASC
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JS, Python: The input strings always have ordinals with "th" while correcly you'd have "?1st", "?2nd", and "?3rd" for all numbers which can occurr in the inputs.
In the description examples what do these
EandWstand for? East and West? And if so, does this play any role in the solution?If I remember correctly W means West of 5th Ave and E East of 5th Ave So for 46th st and 7th ave it would be "7th Ave and E 46th St".
So it does not matter for the solution
Java translation
Approved.
could be more interesting if one would stay on the same street and/or same avenue, and Puck's suggestion with "1 block" too, but I still liked.
Snakey Snake Python translation
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Please review and approve.
approved
Example in description says
midtownNav("8th Ave and W 38th St", "7th Ave and W 36th St") // output => "Walk 2 blocks south, and 1 block east"Test cases only accept
blocks.Don't know if it's actually an issue but... it gave me extra work for nothing
You would just need ("s" if b != 1 else ""). I started to have more extra work when I assumed one would stay on the same street and/or avenue. :)
That's what I did and that's the extra work I was talking about.. cause I'm lazy and I had to write that for nothing xD
Nice little problem, gives a challenge in sorting the problem out and working on "tolerance for tediance.""