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IF you swap the positions of any of the special characters with each other, your solution won't notice -- among other false positive errors.
Of course a regex is not NECESSARY, but it is a very concise and clear way to solve the problem.
one question. I was looking about the join and best practices. But I have not found any info.
Why is not a best practice the use of join? do you have a link or a little explanation about that, pls :)
Use https://regex101.com/
Can someone tell me what the ^ and $ mean in a regular expression?
Its harder to understand your solution. Is it really better than regex?
Just a minor thing: In the Haskell version the initial solution has a function named
solvebut it should actually bechangeCase.Otherwise more fun than I expected. Thanks!
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Well done Nick ! Keep it up !
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Not a big fan of Best Practice here as join() is used 3 times...
Nice. I didn't know that $ meant end.