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You can actually leave out the '80 <', since failing the first condition automatically rules that out.
I never would have thought to use the set like that. Very clever!
Eva is actually closer to the original Hebrew.
Strings are immutable in Go. So if you append to a string, what it has to create a whole new string every time. String builder on the other hand is mutable, so it's going to be more memory efficient.
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Oh, I didn't know about control code. Thanks for clarifying. Well, I don't know what's best to do here though. Maybe just accept both (since this is just a 7kyu kata, which leans more towards beginners and they shouldn't worry about ASCII and stuff like that)?
Yes, its because 2 is a control code, which Go seems to drop when appending to a string. If its a problem, I can adjust the random test generator to accept both anwsers.
Hmmm, for the input
>( >:C >:C >( :D :) :)
, when I tried to use this operation for the result:It gives the following error:
But if I change
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to array of bytes, append the byte on each loop, and convert it in the end, it matches correctly. Is this normal/expected?Go Translation!
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