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guys I solved this question and I'm 100% positive I did it perfectly. Can anyone tell me if there's something you can see but I can't ? here is my code https://code.sololearn.com/chLUoNm885Xc
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You should use regular expression in the replaceAll() method.
Something like that:
String str3= str.replaceAll("[ ,.!?]", "");
Coding Cat is right.
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AmmarTerRAM question asks to remove all punctuation as well . Or just don't count them.
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It looks good with ceilling.
Only case #1 fails. That's because of the question mark at the end (.... that?).
Don't count any punctuation!
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AmmarTerRAM rounding up to the nearest whole number is what ceil do . round will give you 5 instead of 6 as shown in example in the question.
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this is the question
https://www.sololearn.com/coach/73?ref=app
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Martin Taylor is right , question asks to round up (ceil). Can't understand why would anyone dislike his answer.
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Abhay Martin Taylor // Guys read the question, it says round up to the nearest whole number, that's exactly what round() do, so please tell me if there is something else I can do
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Abhay I used ceil but still it gives me wrong test cases, any idea why?