Coding challenge from Karagozian & Case written in Python
I used Python for this because I can prototype quickly in this language and is not compiled.
I also have access to slicing notation for lists that make more sense and using iterators in a language like Rust or C++ would have been cumbersome.
Using the zip function also allows for easier stitching of equal length arrays and can be seen frequently in these solutions.
Lastly, I have some pre-made testing suites I wrote for Tuffix and I thought I would use them here to ensure my code is working.
The original code can be found here.
This requires termcolor for colored output.
Please run the following to get the system up and running:
python -m venv dependencies
source dependencies/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python runner.py --all
deactivate