some ppl definitely never learn... :rolleyes:
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In your code, at each iteration, if a character is found in a str1, a new string is created. It turns out that in the worst case you will get str1.length rows in memory
duplicate issue (see @donaldsebleung's issue below)
Read any of the many posts asking the same: 1 is already there, so it can't be used.
The answer to this should be 1 as 00 is invalid but test requires it to be 2 why is that?
still issue in Python
?*11=?? it can be 3, 4, 5, 6,7,8,9
Not an issue ;-)
Yes, why not;-)... here it looks like "5 & (52-51)"... or perhaps "5 & (52---51)":-)
Closing because there are nothing concrete besides a grumpy rant.
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some ppl definitely never learn... :rolleyes:
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
In your code, at each iteration, if a character is found in a str1, a new string is created. It turns out that in the worst case you will get str1.length rows in memory
duplicate issue (see @donaldsebleung's issue below)
Read any of the many posts asking the same: 1 is already there, so it can't be used.
The answer to this should be 1 as 00 is invalid but test requires it to be 2 why is that?
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
still issue in Python
?*11=?? it can be 3, 4, 5, 6,7,8,9
Not an issue ;-)
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Yes, why not;-)... here it looks like "5 & (52-51)"... or perhaps "5 & (52---51)":-)
Closing because there are nothing concrete besides a grumpy rant.