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it'd be nice if the rules about apostrophes were a bit more clear, but I think this a decent one. Not too difficult if I'm able to get past it!
I initially thought that apostrophes being next to each other wouldn't be allowed - like ab''ab is a valid word? bit strange.
seems kinda easy for a 5, no?
Good kata nonetheless.
I have a very shallow understanding of what makes code fast/slow. Any good resources to learn about this? JS
my code golf handicap prevents me from participating
I didn't read the instructions carefully and that threw me for a loop.
Such a helpful response it doesn't matter that it's two years late...
A test with 5 being rolled twice (or more than three times) would return the wrong score. idk if this is valuable info but I mention it in case the tests should be expanded. (JS)
cool kata!
I am pretty sure that my solution is incomplete but it passed.
pretty sure the corner test is the one that throws a non-numerical char into the mix.
like in the example max(1, 2, [3, ['4r']])
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quite a variety of solutions, very nice
what in the good gosh darn
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I know these comments are half a decade old at this point, but for anyone else who is new and reading this...
A lot of answers on SO can be very particular to the question being asked. Sometimes you can get lost in reading blocks of code looking for the one thing that's relevant to your problem.
IMO checking SO for help comes after looking through MDN/doc websites.
Especially for basic stuff the doc sites cover everything.
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