Perl Weekly - all the articles published by Walt Mankowski

2020.07.31 in #471 Perl Weekly Challenge #71
Walt shared his first blog for Perl Weekly Challenge. I hope it is not the last.
2020.08.04 in #472 Perl Weekly Challenge #72
Walt blog is the best where you see the comparison between 2 or more languages. Highly Recommended.
2020.08.15 in #473 Perl Weekly Challenge #73
I just love the Perl and Python comparison. Keep it up.
2020.08.23 in #474 Perl Weekly Challenge #74
Check out Perl, Raku and Python solutions comparison in the blog. Must Read.
2020.08.26 in #475 Perl Weekly Challenge #75
Walt treated the "Coins Sum" task like Odometer, a very unique approach. Must Read.
2020.09.04 in #476 Perl Weekly Challenge #76
Precise description of Goldbach conjecture and cool implementation of Sieve of Eratosthenes.
2020.09.07 in #477 Perl Weekly Challenge #77
Walt making use of special variable. Also task analysis of Lonely X is the best.
2020.09.14 in #478 Perl Weekly Challenge #78
I am impressed by Walt solutions to both task. They are quality code and should be taught to every beginners.
2020.09.26 in #479 Perl Weekly Challenge #79
Walt continued weekly blog with well presented solution. Highly Recommended.
2020.09.28 in #480 Perl Weekly Challenge #80
Perl and Python solutions discussed in this blog post.
2020.10.10 in #481 Perl Weekly Challenge #81
Walt discussed Perl and Python solution to the weekly challenge.
2020.10.17 in #482 Perl Weekly Challenge #82
Enjoy the comparative solutions in Perl and Python.
2020.10.19 in #483 Perl Weekly Challenge #83
Walt kept the solutions simple and easy to follow.
2020.10.19 in #487 Perl Weekly Challenge #87
Walt made the largest rectangle task look so simple. Well done.
2020.11.29 in #488 Perl Weekly Challenge - 088
Walt used state variables very elegantly to solve the Spiral Matrix task.
2020.12.02 in #489 Perl Weekly Challenge 89
Walt made the GCD sum task a one-liner - great skill. Even the difficult task is no trouble for him. Check it out yourself.

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