Challenge #11: Identify Logical Groups

[mceleavey]

Ok, I'm not sure if I've over complicated matters, but I have the right answer and it only took a few minutes to build.

Most of my time was spent staring at the question because of my brain thing...

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Fairly straightforward once my brain stopped doing that thing it does.

M.

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[tammybrown_tds]

My solution.

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[pmwillen]

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[kat]

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[myastarling]

My solution seems to be similar to some of those here. The only weakness I can see of this method is that if the search word is one that is commonly contained in other words (e.g. 'water' and 'watermelon' 'watered') - this method would capture not just that exact string but words that contain that string as well. If that ends up being a problem, then I can see replacing punctuation with spaces and searching for that word with a trailing space as a workaround.

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[willstom1]

Not a very elegant solution but I got there in the end!

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[smoskowitz]

Attached is my solution. Seems to be in line with some other people have done.

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[OllieClarke]

I'm not sure this is the best way, but it does work

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[ADerbak]

This one proved to be a little more difficult than I first thought. Do I parse? Do I do fancy joins? In the end, I started down a path and got close to the answer, but I ended up needing some help from the community to get the solution. Excellent challenge!

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[Samanthaj_hughes]

I enjoyed this one. 🙂 Really straight forward, so spent time ensuring I could do it with as little tools as possible. I haven't spoilt it yet posting to look at solutions to see how I did. 

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