Because when users saw this solution, they couldn't resist the urge to upvote it.
The votes are cast by users, and there can be many reasons why they decided to click the button. Maybe some of them also did this for fun? We'd have to ask them.
I have a personal curiosity. Iām new to programming and use Codewars to improve my skills and knowledge. Iām particularly interested in seeing solutions that have "Best Practices" votes. My question is this: Why does this solution have 136 best practice votes when it was clearly coded this way just for fun?
using eval is unsafe in real projects
LMAO WHY š
bro choose the hard way šš
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Using best practices votes on codewars as a guide, is just a terribe, terrible idea.
oh dear... I'm impressed
I did the same. I like it
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oh god...
Bro remade facebook
let him cook
Because when users saw this solution, they couldn't resist the urge to upvote it.
The votes are cast by users, and there can be many reasons why they decided to click the button. Maybe some of them also did this for fun? We'd have to ask them.
I have a personal curiosity. Iām new to programming and use Codewars to improve my skills and knowledge. Iām particularly interested in seeing solutions that have "Best Practices" votes. My question is this: Why does this solution have 136 best practice votes when it was clearly coded this way just for fun?
WOW!...š¤Æ
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