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How to validate nested brackets within a string
Thanks! :) Nice to see someone else joining this little challenge, welcome! :) That's really great you've got a working solution but I would encourage you to work on improving your code. Some quick notes: - regex isn't a good fit for such problem (look up what I've told William Parsons at...- jNeon
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- Forum: HTML & JavaScript
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How to validate nested brackets within a string
Right, that's what I've mentioned above: Absolutely. Let me try to wrap up some explanation below. Relating to the algorithm above - good catch (working late at midnights sometimes cause such things :)). Seems like it should be something like this there instead: const charFromStack =...- jNeon
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- Forum: HTML & JavaScript
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How to validate nested brackets within a string
If you're interested in more technical explanation, below are some thoughts. So, basically the algorithm to solve this problem should be doing something like this: - create a stack - traverse the string you have - If the current character is a an opening bracket (‘(‘ or ‘[‘, etc...) then push...- jNeon
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- Forum: HTML & JavaScript
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How to validate nested brackets within a string
That's good. Let's take a look. Such coding tasks are targeting your knowledge of data structures and algorithms and this one is a perfect example of it. The main idea behind such tasks is to test your knowledge in this domain. It means you should be able to identify a correct data structure...- jNeon
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- Forum: HTML & JavaScript
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How to add meta viewport for mobile on my posts?
If you put it in the right place (between <head></head> tags in your html) and it's not being overwritten or removed somehow, it should work. You sure, you're inserting the correct code? It should look like the line below: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">- jNeon
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- Forum: HTML & JavaScript