Perl Weekly - all the articles published by Abigail

2020.10.14 in #482 Perl Weekly Challenge 082, Part 1
Finally, the wait is over, Abigail first blog for the weekly challenge. You don't want to skip.
2020.10.15 in #482 Perl Weekly Challenge 082, Part 2
Abigail is on the loose, with another blog of the week.
2020.11.07 in #485 Perl Weekly Challenge 85, Part 1
Abigail explains the various approaches to solving the task in this blog post.
2020.11.08 in #485 Perl Weekly Challenge 85, Part 2
Abigail's blog post does not just talk about solution but is also a great source of knowledge.
2020.11.12 in #486 Perl Weekly Challenge 86, Part 1
Abigail never fails to impress me with his solutions. Reading his blog is even more fun.
2020.11.12 in #486 Perl Weekly Challenge 86, Part 1
Abigail is at his best when he is showing the power of Perl, C, SQL and Node.js.
2020.11.14 in #486 Perl Weekly Challenge 86, Part 2
You don't want to miss Abigail's blog post as he has done a great job.
2020.11.19 in #487 Perl Weekly Challenge 87, Part 1
Abigail's blog post has not just Perl solution but also C and Node.
2020.11.20 in #487 Perl Weekly Challenge 87, Part 2
Abigail raised interesting questions and explored the different choices about the task.
2020.11.27 in #488 Perl Weekly Challenge 88, Part 1
This blog post goes into the finer details of the task in terms of Perl, C and Node.js.
2020.11.29 in #488 Perl Weekly Challenge 88, Part 2
Abigail has been a great supporter and this blog contribution is the talk of the town.
2020.12.04 in #489 Perl Weekly Challenge 89, Part 1
This week belongs to Abigail with his collection of gems. In his blog post, he only touched on the Perl side of it.
2020.12.06 in #489 Perl Weekly Challenge 89, Part 2
Abigail opened the Pandora's box in this blog post and shared some of his coolest creations. Must Read.
2020.12.13 in #490 Perl Weekly Challenge 90, Part 1
Abigail made the DNA task more fun by reading the sequence from STDIN.
2020.12.14 in #490 Perl Weekly Challenge 90, Part 2
Abigail's presentation of the results of Ethiopian multiplication is very elegant and verbose,
2020.12.20 in #491 Perl Weekly Challenge 91, Part 1
You don't want to miss Abigail's one liner. Pretty slick.
2020.12.27 in #492 Perl Weekly Challenge 92, Part 1
Abigail has always surprised me with his analytical thought. Impressive.
2020.12.27 in #492 Perl Weekly Challenge 92, Part 2
Abigail turned the harder task into a simple one. Plenty to learn from him. Highly Recommended.
2021.01.14 in #495 Perl Weekly Challenge 95, Part 1
Abigail has a style which makes the task even more fun and challenging. Please check out the blog for more fun.
2021.01.16 in #495 Perl Weekly Challenge 95, Part 2
Abigail is simply a genius. He found a technical error in the task. You have to check his blog to find it.
2021.01.22 in #496 Perl Weekly Challenge 96: Reverse Words
Abigail showing off the power of one-liners. Incredible.
2021.01.23 in #496 Perl Weekly Challenge 96: Edit Distance
Abigail presenting the mathematical side of the task "Edit Distance". Must Read.
2021.01.30 in #497 Perl Weekly Challenge 97: Ceasar Cipher
Abigail not only sharing Perl solutions but many more. Highly Recommended.
2021.01.30 in #497 Perl Weekly Challenge 97: Binary Substrings
Cool solution to the Binary substrings task. Must read.
2021.02.21 in #500 Perl Weekly Challenge 100: Fun Time
Abigail shows his one-liner skill with great detail.
2021.02.21 in #500 Perl Weekly Challenge 100: Triangle Sum
Abigail's use of map to read the input numbers is interesting.
2021.03.07 in #502 Perl Weekly Challenge 102: Rare Numbers
You don't read Abigail's blog just for its technical value. I love the story he created around the task.
2021.03.07 in #502 Perl Weekly Challenge 102: Hash-counting String
I must admit Abigail made the task look so simple and easy to follow.
2021.03.15 in #503 Perl Weekly Challenge 103: Chinese Zodiac
A nice explanation of the Chinese Zodiac, I loved it. And a straightforward implementation to go with the discussion.
2021.03.15 in #503 Perl Weekly Challenge 103: What’s playing?
The power of Abigail's blogging skill is so evident that even a complex task looks so simple. Please do check it out.
2021.03.21 in #504 Perl Weekly Challenge 104: FUSC Sequence
Abigail pushes the bar so high, it's impossible to catch up. Highly recommended.
2021.03.21 in #504 Perl Weekly Challenge 104: NIM Game
Abigail's solution to the NIM game became a tutorial for multiple languages. Please check it out yourself.
2021.04.04 in #506 Perl Weekly Challenge 106: Maximum Gap
Abigail once again showed off his skill and presented his solutions in an elegant blog post.
2021.04.04 in #506 Perl Weekly Challenge 106: Decimal String
Abigail's discussion about the Decimal String task is too technical and well worth reading. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.
2021.04.09 in #507 Perl Weekly Challenge 107: Self-descriptive Numbers
Abigail took pains to explain the maths behind the Self-descriptive numbers task. This is not for kids.
2021.04.09 in #507 Perl Weekly Challenge 107: List Methods
I loved Abigail's explanation about BEGIN. There is always something new to learn from Abigail's blog.
2021.04.19 in #508 Perl Weekly Challenge 108: Locate Memory
Cool hack to get a memory location in Perl. Thanks Abigail for sharing with us.
2021.04.19 in #508 Perl Weekly Challenge 108: Bell Numbers
Abigail once again gives us a glimpse of various languages while dealing with the Bell Numbers task. Thank you Abigail.
2021.04.25 in #509 Perl Weekly Challenge 109: Chowla Numbers
Technical aspects of the task are discussed in details. Thanks Abigail.
2021.04.25 in #509 Perl Weekly Challenge 109: Four Squares Puzzle
Again, there are plenty of different ways to deal with task discussed in this blog post.
2021.05.02 in #510 Perl Weekly Challenge 110: Valid Phone Numbers
I have learnt something new today - chained regexes in Perl. Thanks Abigail for sharing.
2021.05.02 in #510 Perl Weekly Challenge 110: Transpose File
Abigail's blog post is full of magical code. I loved the one-liner solution in Perl.
2021.05.09 in #511 Perl Weekly Challenge 111: Search Matrix
As always, Abigail, shows the powers of various languages while dealing with the Search Matrix task. Worth checking.
2021.05.09 in #511 Perl Weekly Challenge 111: Ordered Letters
Abigail is the master of regexes. He came up with another gem of regex in Perl. Highly Recommended.

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