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I'm wondering if there is any significance of having the returned function to have an argument count of 1.
I worked out a simple solution in 6 lines, which contains returning an already bound function. Since the bound function would have an argument length of 0, the test didn't pass.
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It's been a while since I looked at this, but I think you're right that checking for the argument count doesn't necessarily make sense; feel free to submit your solution as a pull request here!
I'm wondering if there is any significance of having the returned function to have an argument count of 1.
I worked out a simple solution in 6 lines, which contains returning an already bound function. Since the bound function would have an argument length of 0, the test didn't pass.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: