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THE TEAL PICKLE CODING CHALLENGE!! Replace all spaces on a string with ‘%20'. I solved this problem with my lover, Swift. TRY IT 👀
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Uhhh...
Or if you wanna go all in:
(Snippets are in Python because I don’t know Swift)
Yeah in Swift 5 the syntax is pretty similar
string.replaceOccurrences(of: “ “, with: “%20”)
In everyday practice, I def use that method.
Typically in interviews, interviewers want to see whether the interviewee understands/can derive the algorithm which makes that method work (hence, all the code 😬🙃)