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by Spivak
1602 days ago
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You added the requirement that it be a single correct answer. I just asserted that there existed a correct answer. You're being woefully pedantic -- a human who can read the text presented to them but no knowledge of unicode was my intended meaning. Grapheme clusters are language dependent and chosen for readers of languages that use the characters involved. There's no implicit feeling, this is what the standards body has decided is the "right way to do it." If you want to use different grapheme clusters because you think the Unicode people are wrong then fine, use those. You can still reverse the string. Like what are you even arguing? You declared that something was impossible and then ended with that it's not only possible but it's so possible that there are many reasonable correct answers. Pick one and call it a day. |
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It is impossible to "correctly reverse a string" because "reverse a string" is not well defined. We explored many different potential definitions of it, to show that there is no meaningful singular answer.
> You added the requirement that it be a single correct answer.
Your original post says "they could produce the correct string reversal"?