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New Java Syntax
Level 12, Lesson 7
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"Hello, soldier!"

"Hello, Captain Squirrels, sir!"

"I have great news for you. Here are some exercises to reinforce your skills. Work on them every day, and your competence will grow exponentially. They were specially designed for IntelliJ IDEA."

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Correct answer: d = 2.941
Correct answer: d = 2.941
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Numbers and strings
Numbers and strings
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But that's how I want it
But that's how I want it
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Human class constructors
Human class constructors
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Use the fewest number of static modifiers
Use the fewest number of static modifiers
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Task about algorithms
Task about algorithms
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"Those previous exercises were for rookies. I've added some more advanced bonus exercises for the old-timers. Just for veterans."

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Andrei Karavai Level 30
9 November 2023
the task "Task about algorithms" is pretty simple, when You use Arrays.sort(array) It'll be hard, if you try to implement array sorting by yourself, because "the Solution class must have 2 methods", so you should somehow implement all the sorting within one method and the use of recursion is problematic😖 I've chosen the easiest path so far, but refreshed long forgotten Tony Hoare's sorting algorithm implementation😎