thepussyhunter:


okay
but my phone get issues and na system i dey use log in nl for now sha..............latest friday i suppose get am back

you can delete it, calling you now pls pick

4our:
you can delete it, calling you now pls pick

oh that was you

sorry i didnt pick......dont usually answer calls with unknown numbers after my last experience where a crazy dude called using a hidden number to warn me to stay off his girl


could you try calling back

deedat205:
There is a stubborn challenge I want you guys to try out on Hackerrank
https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/separate-the-numbers/problem

The challenge was rated easy, but I think medium would have been appropriate to describe its complexity

The challenge is to determine if a string has numbers that are consecutive with a difference of 1.
Example 1234, 91011 and 99100 should all return YES
while something like 101113, 2325 should both return NO

https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/separate-the-numbers/submissions/code/51981004

It was definitely not easy

orimion:

https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/separate-the-numbers/submissions/code/51981004

It was definitely not easy

Bravo

orimion:

https://www.hackerrank.com/challenges/separate-the-numbers/submissions/code/51981004

It was definitely not easy

I'm just curious on why u chose Haskell. It has unfamiliar syntax. I use python because of its simplicity. I'm yet to see any language as easy as python

deedat205:

I'm just curious on why u chose Haskell. It has unfamiliar syntax. I use python because of its simplicity. I'm yet to see any language as easy as python

I'm yet to see one as concise and high level as Haskell, just say what you want. And recursion is sexy