Just checked my code, and I have 100% without taking care of the size of the extension. But adding the condition (size>10) still get 100%… Are you sure you are not counting the dot ?
You’re not supposed to see it. I’m just saying that I tried what you said and that works, so you probably did it wrong. And, as I said, are you sure you don’t count the ‘.’ in the extension size?
Anyway, this verification is not required. You can just delete it and try again. If you don’t get 100%, there is a problem on another point of your code.
Hello
same problem, same score (90%) same determination ? Lol
However, I finally found it and solved it 100%, I think it’s forbidden to tell the solution, but if someone is still stuck, write here, and I think I’ll receive an alert to be awared of a request
This was my first time using HASH Tables and optimized data structures in C++. NGL, it was quite a painful experience. I spent hours trying to figure out how to get my same-old arrays and vectors to work, but it just wouldn’t. I sure did learn a ton on this project.
I made versions of my code for C++, C#, Java, Javascript and Python. All of them worked, but only the Javascript was able to run the Large Dataset without timing out… so if you’re having the same trouble with the Large Dataset timing out, try making a Javascript version of your code.
Yeah, for Java I only forgot to compile my regexp outside the loop
I wouldn’t have thought that the impact would be that big though. The line in question