What I don't get about this:

Won't the second iteration on a marker replace the 'parts' of the first iteration?

Meaning, during the first iteration (which for the first example will be '#'), parts will be saved as smth like 'apples, and pears'. But when it goes to the second iteation (on '!'), parts will be saved as 'bananas' for example, and replace the previous 'apples, and pears'.

What am I missing?

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I thought this kata asked for the original index of the in-between number but anyway

I didn't know you could use conditions like that in the middle of a sentence!

Took me more than half an hour to produce like 15 lines of code for this!
But if you spend a couple of minutes to see how enumerate works, it all makes perfect sense.

I managed to solve after like an hour by adding space as a seperator but I don't know why it actually works this way

How's that going to return [0] if arr is blank though?

I did that but with AI help. Don't know what challenged me so much with this one