You still have to go over the string's length.

no spoilers

It is true, but it would be an idea to be able to execute it without errors

Hi.

I hope you are well, today the code doesn't work, I'm just going to study it, it's super

bravo !! very clever solution

I am here, too! I just spent hours on another kata writing an iterative solution that also preserved the data type of "int" rather than first transforming the input to a "string". I was so proud. Once I viewed the solutions, there shined a Linq one-liner. I'm sure there's value in being able to write iterative solutions, but, there comes a point that it just doesn't make as much sense. (Like right now) lol Did you find any good, hard resources for Linq? As of now I'm doing as Aelion and kvarcas91 are suggesting

Or, you can always check other solutions, analyze them and then implement it.

I suppouse we should always remember to do null checks, even if the assigment specifically said the input will letters and spaces.

Always remember nullChecks!

I am mesmerized!

keep rewriting your solutions - practice! :)

Neat!

Like!