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A competition to solve a particular problem through the usage and manipulation of strings.
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Map key with value as standard
I mean, they are associated, you can find the value for a key:
val map = "(01)99012345670019(10)Ab1234(3102)00122515190521(337n)001234".function()
fun getValue(key: String) = map.find { it[0] == key } …
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Are the brackets fully matched?
Kotlin, 100 89 86 bytes
-11 bytes: Use any instead of firstOrNull
-3 bytes: Use chunked instead of split (thanks to @leo848)
fun f(s:String):Boolean="()<>[]{}".chunked(2).any{it in s&&f(s.replace(it," …
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Convert a string of digits from words to an integer
Kotlin, 64 bytes
{split(" ").fold(0){a,b->10*a+"rothuvsein".indexOf((b+b+b)[6])}}
Improving upon this answer.
Try it online!
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