go run ./...
# or
go test ./...Just for fun and practice. I'm not a professional programmer, so I'm trying to improve my skills. Sure some solution can be improved in time or space complexity, but I'm not going to do that. I hope can be useful to someone else.
This is just for "measure" my skills at night and a way to see new problems and new solutions. It was fun doing this in Go, not a language that I admire but it is fast to learn, awesome tooling and it helps to make thing done.