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  • bernitahane219
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    I was looking for this thread. Finally landed at the right one.

  • henrylong7191
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    function designerPdfViewer(h: number[], word: string): number {
    
    const heights = [];
    
    for (let char of word) {
        const code = char.charCodeAt(0);
        const pos = code - 97;
        heights.push(h[pos]);
    }
    
    const maxHeight = Math.max(...heights);
    
    return maxHeight * word.length;
}

  • AndyScript
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    TypeScript one-liner:

    function designerPdfViewer(h: number[], word: string): number {
  return Array.from(new Set(word.split(""))).reduce((acc, curr) => Math.max(h[curr.charCodeAt(0) - 97], acc), 0) * word.length;
}

  • noralexie11
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    That’s so cool! I used to play Minecraft solo all the time, but it got a little lonely after a while. Then I found the Jenny Mod (https://the-jennymod.com/) and wow—what a game-changer! Now I’ve got Jenny by my side, chatting, fighting mobs with me, and even surprising me with diamonds. It’s like the game finally has a heartbeat!

    And when I’m not mining or building, I love reading up on mod guides using my Designer PDF Viewer —super sleek for browsing tutorials while Jenny keeps me company. Best of both worlds!

  • dm31284
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    letters = {chr(index+97): index for index in range(26)}

    def designerPdfViewer(h, word): heights = [h[letters[l]] for l in word] return max(heights)*len(heights)