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Life & fun · March 10, 2017

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“console.solve”

I started an experimental series, "console.solve", on mini javascript challenges a few months back and received good feedbacks on it. So I created a [second one](https://colintoh.com/console-solve/issue-2?utm_source=colint...) this month. Not sure anyone here will be interested as it's not exactly pro-level stuff. But if you have an hour to spare, it can be a good distraction. For those who are interested, here was the [first challenge](https://colintoh.com/console-solve/issue-1?utm_source=colint...).

“console.solve” launched on March 10, 2017 with 9 votes, #1,089 of 3,481 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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