Only the last example make sense.
There has been some corruption and information removal. The actual examples are as follows:
'a b c' => ['b'] 'a bcs d k' => ['d'] ' a b sc p t k' => ['p'] 'a b c de' => ['b', 'c'] ' a b c de ' => ['b'] 'abc' => ['a', 'b', 'c']
Also there is the important note as follows:
String can have leading/trailing spaces, you should not count them; Strings contain only unique characters from a to z; Order of characters in array doesn't matter;
String can have leading/trailing spaces, you should not count them;
Strings contain only unique characters from a to z;
Order of characters in array doesn't matter;
So first and last non-whitespace character are less likely to be lonely, because they don't have space on one side? For example, why is the first answer not ['b', 'c']? 'c' is as far from the other letters as it gets!
['b', 'c']
'c'
I didn't write the rules, just copied them from the other site :-Þ
RIP
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Only the last example make sense.
There has been some corruption and information removal. The actual examples are as follows:
Also there is the important note as follows:
So first and last non-whitespace character are less likely to be lonely, because they don't have space on one side?
For example, why is the first answer not
['b', 'c']?'c'is as far from the other letters as it gets!I didn't write the rules, just copied them from the other site :-Þ
RIP