ugh I wasn't sure you could use modulo in bash

surprised i had to scroll so far down to find a solution using filter, which was my first instinct until I couldn't remember the syntax so I just went for comprehensions instead.

i love it! this is poetry

just another "god damnit why couldn't I think of that" moment on codewars

i agree I think this is the most elegant solution.

eval does feel kind of cheap. I had the opposite experience sort of. I just retraine on this kata and I used eval() and when I went and looked at my first solution I was like, "Holy shit, did I really write this?!" I think i did since it didn't get any variations. Plus eval is almost never a good idea for security reasons.

the result will only be zero if the number is an integer. That is what makes this solution so clever, if the square root is not an integer, then the number is not square.

ahhh this seems so obvious in retrospect i love to hate it!!

damn this is one of the best solutions of all time

this is a thing of beauty

the kata needs clarification but I think if it meant to return "bye" and not "e" then it should also return "hi" if "hi" is the only argument. otherwise it's inconsistent. what if the arguments were ("hello", [1, "world", [2, 3]])? Should it return [1, "world", [2, 3]], [2, 3], or 3 ?

It's ambiguous. IMO, it should return ["123"]. It says to return the last element, not the last element of the last element.

Kata needs clarification IMO.

ah, this is what I was trying to do.