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Ohh I like this, very clever.

Love to see that my exact solution is the top voted one. :)

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Love to see that my exact solution is the top voted one :)

I didn't at once guess to combine single and double quotation marks.

Function signature is def bestWord(points: Vector[Char], words: Vector[String]): Int = ??? but should be def bestWord(points: Vector[Int], words: Vector[String]): Int = ???.

is groupMapReduce() a new thing ?

migraine ensuing

Succinctness of Python never ceases to amaze.

Needs updating to Scala 3, and to use toplevel method declaration.

The result can be a float but nowhere does it say the input will be a float

3 reasons why I think this approach should not be encouraged and should have 0 on Best Practices:

1. Security risk: Using eval() can be dagerous, especially if the input comes from an untrusted source. It can execute arbitrary code, leading to potential security vulnerabilities.
2. Hard to Debug: Errors in dynamically evaluated expressions can be harder to trace compared to explicit conditional branches.
3. Performance: eval() can be slower than direct operations due to the overhead of parsing and interpreting the string.

blue_pulled and red_pulled are always lower than the blue_start and red_start (as per problem definition).