Sounds like you went for JavaScript but got Java.

That's called evolution. ;)

@HarshGaur I don't know python but I can assess how complex is this task. There are some things you have to know before you solve it.
1. Strings. For someone new to programming that can be the first time you deal with this kind of data structure.
2. Arrays. Same with string, another data structure, not all languages differ string and array.
3. For loop. You have to iterate array and modify it in a loop. Also, indexing, off-by-one problem. Every beginner makes simple indexing mistakes.
4. String and array manipulation. You know how to use replace(), lower() and append(). Probably you had to google those.
5. Chaining methods. It's not obvious for someone who is learning his/her first language.
I don't know how python maps look like, but in javascript you can replace for loop with map and the code will look even neater. It can be a first step into functional programming.
It's an OK task. For a rookie it can even be a good excuse to google a couple of things.

It's just a simple exercise for rookies that can be solved with a one-liner. A beginner will probably use a for loop, more advanced programmer can use map.
Also, making a photo of a screen should be illegal as we have screenshots.

So, it's time to get another job?

People still use OOP and Ruby?

It made my day. :D

And the country is...?

To get work you need to use force on an object and move it. The amount of work you get is force times displacement (distance). You may have a difficulty to calculate force, but it's just the object's mass times acceleration. Acceleration may be tricky, but you get free acceleration when you drop something and it falls (around 10m/s2). So the only variable will be mass of what you throw and from how height it will fall.

That's why the code is so shitty...

Write a rant about that recruting process please! Especially about the interview.

NaN

I will reward myself with not working overtime and get a real hobby that is not connected to my job.

You code on Windows? Do you have no shame?

I live-coded for a couple of hours to show my family what I do. Every single time before I typed something I explained it and after some time I asked questions like "what should I write here" and got right answers. They were suprised coding is not magical.

Congratulations! I will be waiting for your rants about working in Amazon. Don't let us down! 😁

@unsignedint That's a great tip, thank you! I should just find a nest of bad code like that, it won't be hard. 😄

@bytecode I think that your view on the case is too shallow. You only focus on getting a bf/gf, but you don't seem to be thinking how the relationship works later after this point. I also think your intentions are not as pure as you want us to believe.

@bytecode So you're just sexually frustrated? And that's why you blame society? Do you think that society owes you a girlfriend?

Could you give anything specific? It's hard to read minds through the Internet.

Show your grades. 😘

@Zenboj Nice personal attack for someone who uses javascript. 😆

You mean searching solutions at stackoverflow, copying code from stackoverflow and asking questions at stackoverflow?

@Techno-Wizard How about adding function "parseInteger", depreacte "parseInt" and recommend using the former? It would be less confusing. ;)

@Jilano But do you think that when you base your opinion on those observations - you could have issues with working next to me?

@grumpyoldaf How do you know?

@C0D4 4) those who make it not working

We can't forget about those guys. 😛

I'm no senior dev, but I'm on "it works for now, I hope" level and I'm proud when it does.

@Commodore Wait til I get to php!

Can you give a link to that project?