Note: This is #2 in a series of array-manipulation challenges. For the previous challenge, click here.
Separating Nested Lists
To separate values in a nested list, flatten it, and then wrap each value so it is at the same nested depth as before.
That is to say, this list:
[1, [2, 3], [4,...
> If only you knew the Power(shell) of the Dark Side!
@El'endiaStarman Sure, true. But Slack got its start as a collaboration and IM tool for developers and programmers. It's not quite to the level of a automotive-related app not knowing how to spell Chevrolet, but it's pretty up there.
Anyway there are 5 problems with the thing: 1) It's written in PHP 2) It's written in PHP 3) It's written in PHP 4) It's written in PHP 5) The array is empty why is it checking if the elements are in it
@TuxCopter php allows for cross-dimensional script execution. just because it's not set in this dimension doesn't mean there isn't fairy code written in the 73rd dimension where data gets sent into that array.
> Stevens has become well known as the person who once headed the committee charged with regulating the Internet. "I have a letter from a big scientist who said I was absolutely right in using the word 'tubes',"
Stack Overflow awards reputation when there is an upvote on your answer or if it is chosen as a best answer, but it doesn't award reputation just for answering.
I think there needs to be a reward (even if it is only 2 points) for answering questions. This will motivate the others to answer the ...
Note: This is #2 in a series of array-manipulation challenges. For the previous challenge, click here.
Separating Nested Lists
To separate values in a nested list, flatten it, and then wrap each value so it is at the same nested depth as before.
That is to say, this list:
[1, [2, 3], [4,...
