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DataWeave programming challenge #1: Add numbers separated by paragraphs and get the max number
DataWeave programming challenge #2: Rock Paper Scissors game score system
DataWeave programming challenge #3: Count palindrome phrases using the Strings module
DataWeave programming challenge #4: Solve the Tower of Hanoi mathematical puzzle
DataWeave programming challenge #5: Reverse a phrase's words, but keep the punctuation
DataWeave programming challenge #6: Using tail-recursion to get the factorial of a number
DataWeave programming challenge #7: Modify certain values from a JSON structure
DataWeave programming challenge #8: Sum all digits to get a 1-digit number
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This challenge is based on Codeacademy's Reverse Words challenge
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):
Hello world
May the Fourth be with you
Hello world!
With you, be May the Fourth
With you, be May the Fourth!Explanation of the problem
Create a DataWeave script that will reverse the order of each one of the words in a phrase to form a new phrase. Each phrase or sentence is separated by a new line. Each word is separated by a space. However, the punctuation signs (! and ,) will have to stay in the same place. Lower/upper cases can be kept as-is.
For example:
"Hello world!" becomes "world Hello!"
"With you, be May the Fourth!" becomes "Fourth the, May be you With!"
Expected output
In this case, the expected output would be:
[
"world Hello",
"you with be Fourth the May",
"world Hello!",
"Fourth the, May be you With",
"Fourth the, May be you With!"
]ℹ️ Note: You can keep the output as a JSON or as a text, whatever your preference is.
Clues
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Answer
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There are many ways to solve this challenge, but you can find here my solution. I'm sure you all can make it better! :) Mine is super long 😂
Solution #1
I also recorded myself coming up with the solution, but without explanations. Just some lo-fi music and a screen :) you can leave the video in the background while working! :D let me know if you find this useful.
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My approach 🤓
%dw 2.0 import * from dw::core::Strings output application/json fun extract(text)= do { var list= words(text) var punc= list map (if(isAlphanumeric($)) "" else $[-1]) var rev= list[-1 to 0] map ((if(isAlphanumeric($)) $ else $[0 to -2]) ++ punc[$$]) --- rev joinBy(" ") } --- payload splitBy("\n") map (line,key)-> extract(line)
My solution: https://gist.github.com/Shadow-Devil/c579da4418b135bd67869437bf999653
My first approach was wrong, I just inserted the special chars at the exact index where they were before 😂 So "a, bc" would be "b,c a" what's wrong of course
My approach for this.
https://gist.github.com/shyamrajprasad/c485898a68c88daabcae801315b76234
%dw 2.0 output application/json var convert=((payload as String) splitBy ("\n")) map ((item, index) -> (item) ) --- convert map ((item, index) -> (item splitBy (" ") )[-1 to 0] joinBy (" ") )