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I think it's reasonable for a person with good experience of multi-paradigm dynamically typed languages to work out the solutions to those questions. As a pers
by talldan 9y ago
I think it's reasonable for a person with good experience of multi-paradigm dynamically typed languages to work out the solutions to those questions.
As a person who has strong JS/Lua knowledge, I didn't recognise the language as Python, but managed to get them right. I don't think my past experiences of C++, Java, C# would have been at all useful. I've also had a look at languages like Clojure, Elixir, Swift and Rust in my own time, and again that's not useful for this quiz.
It's a fun quiz, but maybe some of the assertions they make ("Only 3% of programmers can get all the way through") are not very fair, given it's not a true assessment.