Problem 262. Swap the input arguments

Created by Steve Eddins

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Mattias on 4 Jan 2015

Your initial code suggestion is weird :)

源樹上林 on 13 Aug 2020

good!

Maryam HCTRAK Yousef on 14 Aug 2020

Why it is wrong?

Daniel MC on 22 Aug 2020

too easy =)

Sili Zeng on 26 Feb 2021

Corey Kurowski on 2 Mar 2022

This is one I can get behind.

Cullen Talhelm on 18 Apr 2022

easy money fellas

Kaushik on 12 Aug 2022

can someone please explain what exactly is size which is displayed after submitting the code?

Dyuman Joshi on 12 Aug 2022

Hello Kaushik,

Cody initially used a code-size point system for solving a problem, which gave you points according to the size of the solution. That was, the smaller your solution size, the more points you got.

The solution size is calculated as follows - "Cody uses a node-count calculation to determine the solution size based on the number of nodes in the parse tree. Think of size as code length. Comments do not contribute to code size."

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Also note that the scoring system was changed to fixed points system (10 points for solving a problem) some time ago.