CODING CHALLENGE.

[Sonnet]

Whatever language you want to write this in, do it:

You have these three strings:

"23mn-232,d39ek0.23"
"234.23jkdsj3/3kdsaa03'd"
"dnsao39duj3//.d.e;p3"

Your objective:

capture all the digits in the first string
all the letters in the second string
and all the non character words in the third string

Combine string one with string two, then combine string three into the middle of the new string.

 

[Deep]

Nagi Justis do the work, slaves.

 

[Aint]

Sowwy not gonna show my secret xD

 

[Chearful]

By 'non character words' do you mean letters + numbers?

 

[Nagi]

I don't even understand the question that well but I did what I understood.

Code:

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;

public class Challenge {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {

        BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));

        String stringA = reader.readLine().replaceAll("[^0-9]", "");
        String stringB = reader.readLine().replaceAll("[^a-zA-Z]", "");
        String stringC = reader.readLine().replaceAll("[0-9a-zA-Z]", "");

        reader.close();
       
        String comboA = stringA + stringB;
        int middleIndex = comboA.length() / 2;
        System.out.println(comboA.substring(0, middleIndex) + stringC + comboA.substring(middleIndex));

    }
}

Input:

23mn-232,d39ek0.23
234.23jkdsj3/3kdsaa03'd
dnsao39duj3//.d.e;p3

Output:

2323239023//..;jkdsjkdsaad

 

[Sonnet]

Good job Nagi

Here is my solution in Ruby:

string_1 = "23mn-232,d39ek0.23"
string_2 = "234.23jkdsj3/3kdsaa03'd"
string_3 = "dnsao39duj3//.d.e;p3"

conv_string1 = string_1[/\d/]
conv_string2 = string_2[/[a-z]/]
conv_string3 = string_3[/\W/]

new_string = conv_string1 + conv_string3 + conv_string2

 

[Chearful]

Mine in Skript:

Command /chearfulforpresident:
    trigger:
        set {_string1} to "23mn-232,d39ek0.23"
        remove all "m" from {_string1}
        remove all "n" from {_string1}
        remove all "-" from {_string1}
        remove all "," from {_string1}
        remove all "." from {_string1}
        remove all "d" from {_string1}
        remove all "e" from {_string1}
        remove all "k" from {_string1}
        message "&3[&aResult&3]&d Digits from string1: %{_string1}%"
        set {_string2} to "234.23jkdsj3/3kdsaa03'd"
        set {_string2.loopct} to 0
        loop 10 times:
            remove {_string2.loopct} from {_string2}
            add 1 to {_string2.loopct}
        remove all "." from {_string2}
        remove all "/" from {_string2}
        remove all "'" from {_string2}
        message "&3[&aResult&3]&d Letters from string2: %{_string2}%"
        set {_string3} to "dnsao39duj3//.d.e;p3"
        loop 10 times:
            remove {_string3.loopct} from {_string3}
            add 1 to {_string3.loopct}
        remove all "d" from {_string3}
        remove all "n" from {_string3}
        remove all "s" from {_string3}
        remove all "a" from {_string3}
        remove all "o" from {_string3}
        remove all "e" from {_string3}
        remove all "j" from {_string3}
        remove all "p" from {_string3}
        message "&3[&aResult&3]&d Non chars from string3: %{_string3}%"
        set {_output} to "%{_string1}%%{_string3}%%{_string2}%"
        message "&3[&aResult&3]&d Final output: %{_output}%"

 

[Nrevi]

Speak English I don understand Arabic

 

[Kuh]

Javascript:

var string1 =      "23mn-232,d39ek0.23".replace(/[^0-9]/g, '');
var string2 = "234.23jkdsj3/3kdsaa03'd".replace(/[^a-z]/gi, '');
var string3 =    "dnsao39duj3//.d.e;p3".replace(/[a-z0-9]/g, '');

var tmp = string1 + string2;
var result = [tmp.slice(0, tmp.length/2), string3, tmp.slice(tmp.length/2)].join('');
console.log(result);

 

[Justis]

In HTML:

    <p>2323239023//..;jkdsjkdsaad</p>
    <!--Because HTML can't compute for shet.-->