We've recently made an accessibility improvement to the community and therefore posts without any content are no longer allowed. Please use the spoiler feature or add a short message in the message body in order to submit your weekly challenge.
Weekly Challenge
Solve the challenge, share your solution and summit the ranks of our Community!Also available in | Français | Português | Español | 日本語
IDEAS WANTED
We're actively looking for ideas on how to improve Weekly Challenges and would love to hear what you think!
Submit Feedback
My answer did not match the Output provided either.
After looking into the official solution, I came up with this
Spoiler
So, I could see, that along the way it was pretty much the same, but the major difference in the result, is how you define the words to begin with.
If you haven't already, I would recommend that you also take a look at the official solution provided, since it actually contains some great comments on why there is the discrepancies, depending on how you try to solve this challenge.
Anyway here's my take on it.
Workflow and comments I guess nothing is absolute
If you haven't already, I would recommend that you also take a look at the official solution provided, since it actually contains some great comments on why there is the discrepancies, depending on how you try to solve this challenge.
Anyway here's my take on it.
Workflow and comments I guess nothing is absoluteStill Climbing
/Verakso
This was an interesting one!
I decided to eliminate the word "should've," one the Top 10 Words in the 2006 album from the official solution, because it's a contraction of two Stopwords. In my solution, the word "beautiful" takes its place.
Spoiler
The trick is to count the unique lines prior to removing the 'stop words'.
The trick is to count the unique lines prior to removing the 'stop words'.
Be sure to check the solution file's output results before starting. The output results listed in the start file are incorrect
