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<?php $p =<<<EOT That interviews should involve simple code is now common wisdom in programming circles. The story is that a high percentage of programmers, even people with impressive resumes, “just can’t code.” Asked to do the simplest things—problems a good coders could solve as fast they could write—some spend ten or twenty minutes before they get an answer, or fail entirely. (See discussion by Jeff Attwood and Joel Spolsky.) I don’t go as far as others here. I think a lot of “slow coders” are probably excellent employees, making up for it in other areas. Some projects don’t need speed. Some people just need to spend more time programming; everyone was a slow programmer some time. But I know from experience that slow coders don’t work at LibraryThing. They don’t fit the LibraryThing development culture. EOT; $pattern = '[\w\d]+'; $words = array(); preg_match_all('/'.$pattern.'/', $p, $words); $result = array(); foreach ($words as $word) { $len = mb_strlen($word); $result[$len]++; }
Output for git.master, git.master_jit, rfc.property-hooks
Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: mb_strlen(): Argument #1 ($string) must be of type string, array given in /in/jWIKX:11 Stack trace: #0 /in/jWIKX(11): mb_strlen(Array) #1 {main} thrown in /in/jWIKX on line 11
Process exited with code 255.

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