Perl Weekly - all the articles published by James Smith

2020.12.22 in #492 Perl weekly challenge 92
James dealing with Insert Interval in a very unique way. Must Read.
2021.01.09 in #494 Perl weekly challenge 94
James's short and precise blog post for a quick read.
2021.01.15 in #495 Perl weekly challenge 95
Thanks, James for promoting the use of CORE::* methods. A simple and easy-to-follow blog post.
2021.01.30 in #497 Perl weekly challenge 97
James's one liner for Caesar Cipher task is impressive. Even the binary substrings solution is very clever.
2021.02.12 in #499 Perl weekly challenge 99
The best part of this blog post is the discussion of the "Unique Subsequence" task. I read this section twice, just to make sure I understood it
2021.02.16 in #500 Perl weekly challenge 100
James turned out to be a big fan of Perl one-liners. I loved his code.
2021.03.04 in #502 Perl weekly challenge 102
Most of all, I fell in love with the solution to task 2. Very clever solution. Well done.
2021.03.12 in #503 Perl weekly challenge 103
Great example of compact coding with nice indentation. Looks beautiful. Well done.
2021.03.16 in #504 Perl weekly challenge 104
James spoilt us with different variations of FUSC sequence. Keep it up.
2021.03.26 in #505 Perl weekly challenge 105
The fighting spirit of James is evident in his solutions. He decided to invent his own nth_root() function.
2021.04.11 in #507 Perl Weekly Challenge 107
James is becoming the master of one-liners now. I really enjoyed his List Methods solution.

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