Great Kata!

Great Kata, after a few months of Java and C# training, it's such a pleasure to come back to Python.

Great Kata! Thanks to this I figured out how to deal with casting different element types in an object array.

Good kata for breaking down logic of a problem

1. In C# I first solved it using a multidimensional array, but the problem requires a jagged array
2. Definitely higher than a 7 kyu
3. Working with multidim arrays in C# is an absolute nightmare

Great Kata!

Great Kata. I always love katas that teach Regex for it is a powerful tool indeed.

approved (but can't mark suggestion as resolved)

System.InvalidCastException : Unable to cast object of type 'System.String' to type 'System.Int32'.

I genuinely have no idea why

This solution helped me understand Enumerables on a whole new level. Thank you.

same, but I notice all the veterans use Enumerables(C#) and Collections(Java). They are indeed a very powerful tool. I think it's worth the time to understand how they work I don't need to create several intermediate arrays or dictionaries to process data

The description of the task doesn't mention that the lists are only comprised of numbers but the tests only check for numbers. Would be clearer if that was pointed out in the task.

Loved this Kata, great for teaching to use a stream

Great Kata for teaching Enumerables

The requirement is the Find max(abs(num2 - num1)), but in your language. For C# it's Math.Abs()