nice

Premature optimisation. What if new day will be added?

very clever, i like this

hhhh you right

I've made something closer to this, but my first replace was to deal with the "]]" scenario. Could you explain how the closing double brackets would behave with this solution? As I (newbly) see, would it not replace the double closing brackets with two break lines?

Damn, this has to be best practice - a one-liner, readable and efficient to boot! Learned something new today.

say it again

tbh wheni foundout

Yet another brilliant one-liner

So great!!!!

i love it. great user of the replace operator.

bruh n1 xD

Personally, I believe that the .union(arr2) is incredibly useful here. Wish you nothing but the best. hugs and kisses xox

agree with comment. however, i'm glad that because of the misleading ranking, i pushed myself to learn about OOP. had to unlock solutions for this one for it to make sense to me, but still grateful to learn :) thank you for the affirmative comment!

bruh