Alright. Time for me to start one of these. I'm pretty sure this won't go far, either.
The point of this challenge is to make your finishing time a palindrome (can be typed the same forward and backward). There are just a couple things for me to point out first, stated below.
1. The first number in the palindrome is the first one that is not a '0'. This means that if your time is '00:53.35', it would be valid since the first zeros don't count.
2. Thousandths can be turned on or off. That's up to you. If you really want a hard time, you can turn these on. Let's say you forget to turn them off, and you get a time of '00:53.359'. The run would still count, as both thousandth and non-thousandths runs are accepted, but the time you should type would just be '53.35'.
I hope some of you could try your luck out with this, as it seems tedious, but just a little interesting. Thanks for taking the time to read this.
The point of this challenge is to make your finishing time a palindrome (can be typed the same forward and backward). There are just a couple things for me to point out first, stated below.
1. The first number in the palindrome is the first one that is not a '0'. This means that if your time is '00:53.35', it would be valid since the first zeros don't count.
2. Thousandths can be turned on or off. That's up to you. If you really want a hard time, you can turn these on. Let's say you forget to turn them off, and you get a time of '00:53.359'. The run would still count, as both thousandth and non-thousandths runs are accepted, but the time you should type would just be '53.35'.
I hope some of you could try your luck out with this, as it seems tedious, but just a little interesting. Thanks for taking the time to read this.
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