feat: Add Nucleotide Count (resolves #161) #166
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Lines 112..126 and 132..146 could be extracted into a subroutine, with $s5 or $s2 passed as an argument, perhaps using $a2.
We could print "[1, 2, 3, 4]" instead of the current "1234".
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I feel like 1234 is fine for now, but feel free to change it if you like
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Changed. The all-your-base runner will also have a subroutine, to print lists like "[6, 10, 45]"
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I feel like 1234 is fine for now, but feel free to change it if you like
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Note the Luhn exercise is also ready for review: #169 |
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