bro wtf

Looks powerful, but indeed does it really better than just check cases, when one is win?

I came out with this kind of algorithm (just using functions to not lose my mind).

Honestly, I can't come out with LINQ for now, it's really weird for me...

I'll keep practicing LINQ but for now, I'll prefer the old "for" and "foreach" loops.

A noob wouldn't be able to write this.

Hey this is just like mine tho I don't quite understand this part:

numbers.Split(new char[]{' '})

It's mutable list, so your solution won't work if collection changes

I've only tested a few, but this one completes VERY fast when compared to some of the top rated solutions.

Well done, Dr. Frankenstein ;D

but why tho lmao

However, count seems not to be the best name for the running balance.

wow man, its quite complicated.