Ormuco Code Challenge
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The challenge
The goal of this question is to write a software library that accepts 2 version string as input and returns whether one is greater than, equal, or less than the other. As an example: “1.2” is greater than “1.1”. Please provide all test cases you could think of.
The Answer
source directory: ./compare_versions
- Run
pip3 install cf_compare_versions
usage:
from compare_versions.compare_versions import compare_versions
result = compare_versions('1.0.0.2.9', '1.0.0.3.4')
# It will return:
# A positive number: If the first version is greater than the second
# A negative number: If the first version is smaller than the second
# Zero: If the versions are equals
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