perfect

Coooool

Very cool ! ))

simply super

@AndrewSouthpaw

I guess it would have to be changed because if there is some other column that gets added to the table, then we would have to update the query and select the newly added column as well.

If we use select ALL(select * ) we won't have to edit the query, as it selects all the columns there are to select.

This is beautiful

It's clever in a humourous sense I'd say.

If I needed to do this in real life of course I would do this, but why would you need to create the function 'isPrime' if you were going to use a library function. Lol this is not clever.

You could harden it such that you figure out which IP is greatest and swap the subtraction, but I believe the challenge rules laid out rules about the expectations.

but why would start ip > ending ip ?

You can easily set the place of each argument before calling the method.

many (charP ' ') will accept any amount of spaces. some (charP ' ') will not accept the empty string. They are in some way similar to even and odd. Your implementation may fail at some of the other parsers.

I don't understand some and many. Could anyone provide with a test case? It's very hard to understand what is wrong with my implementation

Omg I hacked the tests unintentionally! I managed to get through them! I am sorry :( If you can check out my solution and add a test case to capture the edge case