How does this even work for negative ints?
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Great
wow😂😍
This is insightful.
smart!
This would fail the 'name' is null. You should do the other way around: "Zach.Equals(name)".
this solution is actually smart and clean
danm i spent 30 min wondering if i couldve used math.max
For readability, you should use Count for lists and Length for arrays. Arrays are always the same length. A list's count can change as you add items to it.
Love this one!
I did this with only arrays because I thought it said to return an array facepalm
It hurt my self-esteem. How to trust people now? )))
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How does this even work for negative ints?
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Great
wow😂😍
This is insightful.
smart!
This would fail the 'name' is null. You should do the other way around: "Zach.Equals(name)".
this solution is actually smart and clean
danm i spent 30 min wondering if i couldve used math.max
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
For readability, you should use Count for lists and Length for arrays. Arrays are always the same length. A list's count can change as you add items to it.
Love this one!
I did this with only arrays because I thought it said to return an array facepalm
It hurt my self-esteem. How to trust people now? )))
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