Challenge #45: Parsing Bureau of Labor Data

[RobertoEstrada]

Here is my solution, it doesn't match with yours because the data changed over time. I think mine is simpler than published solution.

[dillon_bok]

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[hanykowska]

I have different results because the data has changed... I just hope it's correct enough...

[Greg_Murray]

Solution attached

[JORGE4900]

Step by step this challenge seems to come together; separate the row names from the year amounts and put them together at the end.

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[ErenErdogan]

Hello,

Here is my solution for this challange:

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Have a great week all,

Eren.

[Cosmin_S]

My solution.

[cgoodman3]

I think I've got a working solution, but get that the output has changed a little from when it was originally posted, as I now have years 2009 - 2018 instead of 2006 - 2013 in the solution.

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[Verakso]

A great challenge and inspiring to see how others have done, here is my go.

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If you think this is an exact rip-off of @NicoleJohnson then you are not far off,

I got stuck in my parsing so I actually learned some new RegEx tricks from her 😉

My Rip-OffOh, as other has mentioned, one of the challenges by using dynamic data, is that source has updated since this challenge was made, so the figures are not the same, but since I based this of Nicole, then I am pretty confident that it is correct after all 😄

/Still Climbing
Verakso