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This is correct. Won't let me pass. Says reversed array should have at least three elements
Answer 550e3b3b9113cb81f50028a2
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your second part to print join(“:”, $the_array); it says to join glue using a comma so it should read print join(“, “, $the_array); it worked for me… good luck!
Answer 550f02a9d3292ffd49003ce4
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i’m having the same problem i need help
Answer 550f031cd3292f5c32003893
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i tried what angel_justice said and it worked thanks!!
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3 comments
that’s right use a comma in the 2nd join. Even though the example has colon instead.
hi, I tried this and it did not work
I had the same issue today and I realise that the problem is that I put the sort() and rsort() under the same