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It's true, that particular form of langue, in English as spoken & written in the USA, is derogatory. "It's so simple..." often includes a tone of rudeness.
But, it depends on how one uses it!
Let's hope the meaning was:
"This HackerRank problem could have been written more simply for the user to interpret, as the problem itself is much simpler than the tangled language as presented,"
rather than,
"You must not be very bright, this is obvious and easy."
As HackerRank is directed towards people of all learning levels, I choose to believe the first option!
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In the U.S, when somebody says something is hard, you're not suppose to say, "its so simple look". xD
why？
It's true, that particular form of langue, in English as spoken & written in the USA, is derogatory. "It's so simple..." often includes a tone of rudeness.
But, it depends on how one uses it! Let's hope the meaning was: "This HackerRank problem could have been written more simply for the user to interpret, as the problem itself is much simpler than the tangled language as presented," rather than, "You must not be very bright, this is obvious and easy."
As HackerRank is directed towards people of all learning levels, I choose to believe the first option!
This also applies on spanish (but add "basically" every 10 words :) )