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11,541 PointsCan someone check my code? I did the challenge in a different way
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Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThere's no single way to achieve an objective in a non-trivial task. Developers always have choices, and generally any choice that creates the expected result is acceptable.
Among the choices that all do the job, factors to decide among them are:
- code that's easier to read and maintain
- code that is more compact
- code that executes more efficiently
These 3 objectives may sometimes conflict, so the optimal solution can often involve some level of compromise.
mohamedahmedgehad
11,541 PointsThank you Steven, I was just worried about writing a bunch of code that is not achieving the first two points you mentioned.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsWhat did you do differently?