Looping
If you’ve been programming for very long, you might’ve heard of the “fizzbuzz” problem. It was once a common interview question that was asked to see whether candidates could write a simple program, and it’s still used these days as a common example when teaching new programmers. There are a few minor variations of the problem, but let’s consider this version of it:
Given a number, fizzBuzzCount, return a string that contains all of the numbers from one, up to and including fizzBuzzCount, except:
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If the number is evenly divisible by 3, but not evenly divisible by 5, replace it with the word “fizz”.
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If the number is evenly divisible by 5, but not evenly divisible by 3, replace it with the word “buzz”.
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If the number is evenly divisible ...
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