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DataWeave programming challenge #1: Add numbers separated by paragraphs and get the max number



 

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This challenge is based on Advent of Code 2022 day 1

Try to solve this challenge on your own to maximize learning. We recommend you refer to the DataWeave documentation only. Try to avoid using Google or asking others so you can learn on your own and become a DataWeave expert!




Input


Consider the following input payload (can be of txt format):


1
2

3
4
5
0

15

20
5
1
3

25

6
4
4


Explanation of the problem


Create a DataWeave script to add all the numbers separated by a paragraph.


For example,

  • the first number would be 3 (2 + 1),

  • the second number would be 12 (3 + 4 + 5 + 0),

  • the third number would be 15, and so on.


After that, retrieve the highest number.

(Using code, not manually 😉)



Expected output


In this case, the expected output would be:


29




Clues


If you're stuck with your solution, feel free to check out some of these clues to give you ideas on how to solve it!


Clue #1

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Clue #7



Answer


If you haven't solved this challenge yet, we encourage you to keep trying! It's ok if it's taking longer than you thought. We all have to start somewhere ✨ Check out the clues and read the docs before giving up. You got this!! 💙


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learningdazzler
learningdazzler
25 de out.

%dw 2.0

output application/json

---

(((((payload splitBy "\n\n") map ((item, index) -> item replace "\n" with ",")) map ((item, index) ->  item splitBy ",") ) map ((item, index) -> item map ((item, index) -> item as Number))) map ((item, index) -> sum(item) ) orderBy ((item, index) -> item))[-1]

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Kevin Medina
Kevin Medina
23 de fev.

%dw 2.0

import * from dw::core::Arrays

output application/json

fun getMaxNumber(nums) =

max(nums splitBy "\n\n" map ((values, index) -> 

    values splitBy "\n" 

    sumBy $))

---

getMaxNumber(payload)

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sai teja nallamallli
sai teja nallamallli
13 de jul. de 2023

%dw 2.0 output application/json fun returnmax(a : Number,b : Number) : Number=if(a>b)a else b fun findMax(Data: String) : Number = findMax(Segregate(Data)) fun findMax(L : Array<Number>) :Number = L reduce ($$ returnmax $) default 0 fun findMax(X:Any) : Number = 0 fun Segregate(Data : String) : Array<Number>= Segregate(Data splitBy "\n\n") fun Segregate(Data : Array) : Array<Number> = Data map sum($ splitBy "\n") --- findMax(payload)


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Victor Manuel Rodriguez
Victor Manuel Rodriguez
11 de jul. de 2023

%dw 2.0 var pay = (read(payload, "text/plain") splitBy('\n\n')) map ($ splitBy('\n')) output application/json --- max(pay map sum($))

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Disha Bhar
Disha Bhar
10 de mai. de 2023

Hi, tried solving using random input.



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Alex Martinez
Alex Martinez
10 de mai. de 2023
Respondendo a

nice!

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