Haha nice. Honestly, I'm just so used to copy/pasting emojis from slack and discord. Fun fact, when you do that, it copies the colon emoji syntax, not the unicode glyph 😅🙃
Oh, I know almost nothing about Go. I'm specifically using these exercises to learn the syntax. No clue if and how what I'm doing can be optimized. Go is famously, weirdly restrictive and intentionally verbose.
Hi! My name is Paulo. I'm a full stack dev, i like many things, but the top five is: Tecnology, Great ideas for projects, Awesome People, Work for a nice ideia, Play Games (League of Legends).
Ruby
Similar effort when done in APL! :)
That's amazing!
On the other hand, Ruby probably allocated about 10,000 object references under the hood and used 1gb of memory to make that happen. 😄
Honestly, I just came out here to have a good time and I'm feeling so attacked right now 😅😅😅
github.com/thepracticaldev/dev.to/... 🙃
Haha nice. Honestly, I'm just so used to copy/pasting emojis from slack and discord. Fun fact, when you do that, it copies the colon emoji syntax, not the unicode glyph 😅🙃
@bendhalpern some numbers (using /usr/bin/time -l on OSX):
Disclaimer: I'm inexperienced with Go; using the example from below 😅
Oh, I know almost nothing about Go. I'm specifically using these exercises to learn the syntax. No clue if and how what I'm doing can be optimized. Go is famously, weirdly restrictive and intentionally verbose.
kkkkk it's very simple dude :D
Ah, cannot
unsee
this answer... 😆Same in Kotlin :)