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Comments by Kevin Yochum (Top 4 by date)
Kevin Yochum
6-Nov-18 11:27am
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I agree. Sometimes you do have to build it on your own. My only point is that your solution isn't a solution. If your solution was a solution, Google solves a lot of problems by producing search results that probably point in the direction of a solution, but ultimately don't work.
The English language is very specific. Words have specific meanings. By it's very definition, a solution is not a "solution" if it doesn't work.
Kevin Yochum
6-Nov-18 11:27am
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I agree. Sometimes you do have to build it on your own. My only point is that your solution isn't a solution. If your solution was a solution, Google solves a lot of problems by producing search results that probably point in the direction of a solution, but ultimately don't work.
The English language is very specific. Words have specific meanings. By it's very definition, a solution is not a "solution" if it doesn't work.
Kevin Yochum
6-Nov-18 10:57am
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The OP's question asked about an Angular 6 solution. Your solution (and old Angular 2+ Git repo) does not work in Angular 6 (or, for that matter, Angular 4 or Angular 5).
Kevin Yochum
30-Aug-12 14:30pm
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Reason for my vote of 1
There are numerous problems with this code. It's not culture aware/globalized. It iterates over an entire array that could be quite large. It causes the input text to exist three times in memory, again, a problem if the string that is converted to title case is large.