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Just because something doesn't work for your use-case doesn't make it the "dumbest way possible". It just makes you sound dumb.
by icholy 6y ago
Just because something doesn't work for your use-case doesn't make it the "dumbest way possible". It just makes you sound dumb.
- doteka 6y agoNo, this is literally the dumbest way possible to accomplish the task. It is as close to a brute force approach as you can get, I can see no way in which it could be less efficient without being malicious. And it is the only way of accomplishing this task in the standard library of a language which prides itself on performance and maintainability. Also, thanks for the ad hominem, perhaps you shouldn’t attach your self worth to a programming language and see how that works out for you.