Mutating the list on the run time is a good idea?

Oh right, I get it thanks.

Same

I originally thought my solution was clever, but after reading these comments I now see it has poor time complexity :(

This makes me think about why I make things harder than it should be

Didn't think my answer would be the first one :0

Does it need the enumerate command? I think my solutuon was similiar without it, is there any performance bennefit either direction?

The setup for the kata seems to imply that the list is supposed to modified and returned, rather than used as the basis for a new list.

If you iterate a list while modify it sometimes it gives strange outputs.

Complexity, guys, complexity - O(N * N)

Feeling like a loop <3

i feel so dumb after seeing this

Thanks

Great stuff :)