it works only if the full name is in the format . If it is <LastName, FirstName>, it will not work.

Haskell fork that adds edge cases that share maximum/minimum values.

Nice one! Got something new for me, thx :)

This is nicer than just summing the three params since it is generalized to allow for an arbitrary number of parameters. Clever use of spread operator.

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That's really awesome solution! You amazed me.

Lol, me too. In case I need to translate it to C later.

wtf XD

Fixed

Resolved and merged. Thanks!

Merge conflict.

Approved.

To be fair, "big" and "straightforward" are extremely subjective terms.

Yes, that's why I'd like to see input ranges always documented. When they are not, I assume that anything should work (no overflows, bogosort doesn't time out, ...), otherwise it's not clear what is expected to work and what isn't.
Also, when not everything is specified, I start thinking about it less like about competitive programming and more like about a real world task where the input range is consistent with the story.

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Two #include <string_view>s missing.

good job