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Sure, it all depends on context. If I'm talking with someone and he's obviously knows what he's doing, then I'd certainly make allowances. At the same time, y
by colomon 16y ago
Sure, it all depends on context. If I'm talking with someone and he's obviously knows what he's doing, then I'd certainly make allowances.
At the same time, you'd certainly hope that an interviewer had the basic English-language terms down pat for one of his standard interview questions. (Presuming he's giving interviews in English, of course!) It's not a single mistake here, it's jumbled throughout the article in a fashion that makes the simple question sound much more complicated than it is.
For what it's worth:
my @fib := 0, 1, *+* ... *;
my @fib-digits := @fib.map(*.comb).flat;
Okay, I guess given an adequately expressive language, the problem still isn't very interesting even if you're really asking about the digits. :)