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Interesting solution

shoot thats actually ki nda crazy

Never tried putting a sign of greater than equal in condition before)

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You're not wrong tho. I never thought of that..

That regex makes it so we only replace words of 5 or more letters.

Not Bad :)

this test need a>b inputs.

Yikes. Nice!! I need to remeber to reach for regex

Problem states that a<b but yeah.. I can see it being a problem with unknowns.

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