@jerryq0101 First, thanks for your contribution. Second, I'm struggling to understand the value that your PR actually provides beyond the original solution. Can you elaborate a bit so that I understand the motivation behind your PR?

Thanks for the reply! Since the question in the book simply asked for printing more than 80 characters, I thought it could be a more complete solution for each line to not be limited by 1000 characters in the original solution.

Lmk what you think.

Hello @jerryq0101! Thanks a lot for your contribution! Sorry for the late review. After looking at the code, I don't see that it provides any useful value for the objective of the exercise. Also, the code is not respecting the style in the repo. Looking at it, maybe having a linter would be useful (PS: maybe you would like to contribute to that). It's nice that we can have arbitrary line lengths, but I propose that we not merge this as is, since it's not very friendly for beginners that only arrived at this point in the book.

I am also strongly against comments. Having them for me is a failure of writing good, readable code. Also, let's not use magic numbers and use constants at the top of the file.

If you think you could improve the code to be more readable for beginners, you can reopen this PR. I'd love to merge it. The idea is good, but it needs refinement.