2022.12.26 in #597The Perl Weekly Challege #197
Simply loved the narrative form of blog. You end up with pretty solution in no time. Great work, keep it up.
2023.01.22 in #600The Weekly Challenge #200
Robbie found task #2 easier than task #1. It was supposed to the otherway around. Still we got two nice solutions. Thank you.
2023.01.26 in #601The Weekly Challenge #201
Robbie, being partner in crime this week, I was looking forward to his solution. I must confess it was top notch.
2023.01.31 in #602The Weekly Challenge #202
Use of finite state mmachine to solve the Widest Valley task is interesting. Well done.
2023.02.10 in #603The Weekly Challenge #203
Full credit goes to Robbie for the extra effort. Appreciate your contributions.
2023.02.13 in #604The Weekly Challenge #204
One should learn from Robbie how to get job done with little effort. Incredible. Thanks for sharing.
2023.02.21 in #605The Weekly Challenge #205
Simple for-loops is your friend this week. Robbie shared how? Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2023.09.15 in #634Fun with dates
The day-of-week for any day in the year range 1-5000000 Julian. (Doesn't do BC yet; I need to make some changes to the algorithm first.) It also does conversion between Gregorian and Julian.
2024.01.22 in #653The Weekly Challenge #253
Thanks for a gentle reminder of combining sort. We don't use it very often though. Well done.
2024.01.29 in #654The Weekly Challenge #254
Clarity in discussion makes it easy to follow thorough. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2024.02.05 in #655The Weekly Challenge #255
Sometimes, you don't need to look anywhere for the solution, just follow the straight path as discussed on the post.
2024.02.28 in #658The Weekly Challenge #258
I am amazed how handy CPAN module can be at times. Very impressed with the end result. Thanks for sharing.
2024.03.13 in #660The Weekly Challenge #260
For permuation related challenge, Math::Combinatorics is one of the choices CPAN provides. See the post how this solved the task.
2024.03.18 in #661The Weekly Challenge #261
CPAN module can make your life fun and easy. You must checkout the solutions.
2024.03.26 in #662The Weekly Challenge #262
Simple task analysis and implementation. Plain english anyone can follow. Well done.
2024.04.03 in #663The Weekly Challenge #263
Clever use of CPAN module. I always encourage the use of CPAN module. Well done.
2024.04.09 in #664The Weekly Challenge #264
Clever use of Perl regex. I am sure you will take a closer look once again.
2024.04.24 in #666The Weekly Challenge #266
I like the use of 'fc' and handling of apostrophes is really cool. Highly recommended.
2024.04.30 in #667The Weekly Challenge #267
Using the method signature of latest Perl makes the code looks elegant, very impressive, keep it up.
2024.05.08 in #668The Weekly Challenge #268
I noticed the zip6 is mentioned in the blog post but in code, pairwise is used. Interesting, zip6 is new to me, though.
2024.05.14 in #669The Weekly Challenge #269
Classic one-liner in Perl, discussion makes it smooth ride. Thanks for sharing.
2024.05.25 in #670The Weekly Challenge #270
Just one solution this week, and typically one line analysis. Keep it up great work.
2024.05.29 in #671The Weekly Challenge #271
Loved the hack used to get the job done. It is very impressive. Highly recommended.
2024.06.10 in #673The Weekly Challenge #273
lround() from POSIX? Never knew about this. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
2024.06.20 in #674The Weekly Challenge #274
Nice breakdown of task is so handy to follow the logic. Keep it up great work and thanks for sharing.
2024.06.24 in #675The Weekly Challenge #275
Keep it sweet and simple, is the approach taken this week. Nice, keep sharing.
2024.06.30 in #676The Weekly Challenge #276
Clever use of CPAN modules is very handy. Happy to see the wide use of the modules. Keep sharing the knowledge.
2024.07.11 in #677The Weekly Challenge #277
No gimmicks, pure Perl solution using just core functions. The end result is still very powerful. Thanks for sharing.
2024.07.16 in #678The Weekly Challenge #278
Breaking down big task into smaller tasks makes it easy to implement. Take a look and see it yourself.
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