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feat(solutions): add offset-arrays/python/function

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tasks: tasks:
- name: 'programming-challenges' - name: 'programming-challenges'
before: 'npm install' before: 'npm install'
init: 'npm run build && npm install --global' init: 'npm run build'
command: 'programming-challenges' command: 'npm install --global && programming-challenges'
github: github:
prebuilds: prebuilds:

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- Create a new template inside `templates/solution` folder with the file extension of the new programming language, with the basic boilerplate to read from `stdin` and print to `stdout` the result - Create a new template inside `templates/solution` folder with the file extension of the new programming language, with the basic boilerplate to read from `stdin` and print to `stdout` the result
- Every programming language should have at least one working solution for `challenges/hello-world`. - Every programming language should have at least one working solution for `challenges/hello-world`.
To do so, run the command `programming-challenges generate solution --challenge="hello-world" --github-user="<your-github-user>" --language="<your-new-language>" --solution="function` To generate the solution for the `hello-world` challenge with your new language, run the command `programming-challenges generate solution --challenge="hello-world" --github-user="<your-github-user>" --language="<your-new-language>" --solution="function"`
Before submitting the new programming language, make sure it passes all the tests by running `programming-challenges run test --affected` Before submitting the new programming language, make sure it passes all the tests by running `programming-challenges run test --affected`

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# offset-arrays/python/function
Created by [@Divlo](https://github.com/Divlo) on 4 October 2021.

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from typing import List
import sys
input_values: List[str] = []
for value in sys.stdin:
input_values.append(value.rstrip('\n'))
class AssignmentArray:
def __init__(self, assignment: str) -> None:
identifier = assignment.split('[')[0]
rest = assignment.split('[')[1]
indexes = rest.split(']')[0]
values_string = rest.split(']')[1]
first_index_string = indexes.split('..')[0]
last_index_string = indexes.split('..')[1]
first_index = int(first_index_string)
last_index = int(last_index_string)
numbers_string = values_string.split('=')[1]
numbers_string_array = numbers_string.strip().split(' ')
numbers = [int(number) for number in numbers_string_array]
values = {}
index = 0
for virtual_index in range(first_index, last_index + 1):
values[virtual_index] = numbers[index]
index += 1
self.identifier = identifier
self.first_index = first_index
self.last_index = last_index
self.values = values
def get_by_index(self, index: int) -> int:
return self.values[index]
assignments = {}
assignments_length = int(input_values[0])
assignment_index = 0
for assignment_index in range(0, assignments_length):
assignment = input_values[assignment_index + 1]
assignment_array = AssignmentArray(assignment)
assignments[assignment_array.identifier] = assignment_array
assignment_index += 1
operation = input_values[assignment_index + 1]
simplified_operation = operation.split(']')[0]
nested = simplified_operation.split('[')
last_operation_index = len(nested) - 1
operation_identifiers = nested[0:last_operation_index]
operation_index = 0
operations_index = int(nested[last_operation_index])
current_value = None
for index in range(len(operation_identifiers) - 1, -1, -1):
current_identifier = operation_identifiers[index]
if current_value == None:
current_value = assignments[current_identifier].get_by_index(
operations_index)
else:
current_value = assignments[current_identifier].get_by_index(
current_value)
print(current_value)

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# offset-arrays/typescript/function
Created by [@Divlo](https://github.com/Divlo) on 29 June 2021.

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import readline from 'node:readline'
const input: string[] = []
const readlineInterface = readline.createInterface({
input: process.stdin,
output: process.stdout
})
readlineInterface.on('line', (value) => {
input.push(value)
})
readlineInterface.on('close', solution)
interface AssignmentValues {
[key: string]: number
}
interface Assignments {
[key: string]: AssignmentArray
}
class AssignmentArray {
public identifier: string
public firstIndex: number
public lastIndex: number
public values: AssignmentValues
constructor(assignment: string) {
const [identifier, rest] = assignment.split('[')
const [indexes, valuesString] = rest.split(']')
const [firstIndexString, lastIndexString] = indexes.split('..')
const firstIndex = parseInt(firstIndexString)
const lastIndex = parseInt(lastIndexString)
const [, numbersString] = valuesString.split('=')
const numbersStringArray = numbersString.trim().split(' ')
const numbers = numbersStringArray.map((number) => Number(number))
const values: AssignmentValues = {}
let index = 0
for (
let virtualIndex = firstIndex;
virtualIndex <= lastIndex;
virtualIndex++
) {
values[virtualIndex] = numbers[index]
index++
}
this.identifier = identifier
this.firstIndex = firstIndex
this.lastIndex = lastIndex
this.values = values
}
public getByIndex(index: number): number {
return this.values[index]
}
}
function solution(): void {
const assignments: Assignments = {}
const assignmentsLength = parseInt(input[0])
let assignmentIndex = 0
for (
assignmentIndex = 0;
assignmentIndex < assignmentsLength;
assignmentIndex++
) {
const assignment = input[assignmentIndex + 1]
const assignmentArray = new AssignmentArray(assignment)
assignments[assignmentArray.identifier] = assignmentArray
}
const operation = input[assignmentIndex + 1]
const [simplifiedOperation] = operation.split(']')
const nested = simplifiedOperation.split('[')
const lastOperationIndex = nested.length - 1
const operationIdentifiers = nested.slice(0, lastOperationIndex)
const operationIndex = parseInt(nested[lastOperationIndex])
let currentValue: number | null = null
for (let index = operationIdentifiers.length - 1; index >= 0; index--) {
const currentIdentifier = operationIdentifiers[index]
if (currentValue == null) {
currentValue = assignments[currentIdentifier].getByIndex(operationIndex)
} else {
currentValue = assignments[currentIdentifier].getByIndex(currentValue)
}
}
console.log(currentValue)
}