Agreed although it's only BraceType that needs to derive Eq, not Brace. (And neither needs to derive Show).

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The binary values of True and False can be referred to as 1 and 0 respectively. Basically, the solution is taking the element of the list, ['No', 'Yes'], in that respective index, [b], hence, the use of another pair of square brackets.

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I am new to coding and have been stuck on this code you wrote as i am unable to understand the use of [] in it and why do we have to write No befor Yes.

Seemingly the solutions are not re-validated; probably due to the high number of them

I guess this doesn't work anymore, because the functions are now called minimum and maximum.

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rofl, this is awesome

damn - and I thought I had to define the functions ...

This is awesome!

Of course, I can! But I have to precise my purpose was code golfing here :-P

you can also not do that...for readability purposes and such ^^

Might be clever. But the task was to learn regex basics… And katas are about repeating work that might have been done before.

Lel, this is really lateral thinking.