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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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Yeah, forgot to mention the completions on Dart XD.
The number of completions
74
out of15,733
that you are seeing is:your_language
out ofall_completions_in_all_available_languages
So for example there are
4741
completions in Python as I just looked now, whereas there are only74+1
brave Dart enjoyers ;)74 completions out of 15,733 (with me it is now 75)... Just impossible!
never mind I got it lol
I couldn't quite get something that wan't a Lambda working, so I settled for organizing the existing code.
Oh come on! I misunderstood what was expected from me! If only you showed the way the S-odd and S-even were supposed to be concatenated. I just made S-odd + S-even, cause of my understanding of this kata instructions.
(Not urgent)
I solved this kata on JS and something confused me. So at last I pressed the test button (same was on attempt button), it said that I fully solved the kata, but the output side was totally red, as if I actually did not solve it or gave wrong outputs. I don't mind that it is bad, but for a good view this could probably be fixed, right?
Checking by charCode is clever. Didn't come to mind that quickly, that I could use this.
Gotta learn the regular expressions for real... i feel it is time to
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Really, it took me 10 minutes only to realize what does the input m stand for.
You can always look for methods used in solutions on web. It is not a problem. From aside these solutions might seem easy to write, but when it comes to practice, it is not that easy to remember which method is the best for a particular case. Practice, however, will solve that problem :)
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If I just do nothing and return 0 it will already take ~5000 ms time to complete... why is it taking so long?
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