Topping up the perfect scores with 1

So who actually solved the anagrams instead of guessing?

I made a workspace with a bit of python to solve them for me

import fme
import fmeobjects
from collections import Counter


def processFeature(feature):
    transformerlist = bx.lower() for x in feature.getAttribute('text_line_data').split('\n')]
    a = ii for i in feature.getAttribute('_list').lower()]
    for transformer in transformerlist:
        if len(transformer) == len(a):
            t = Âi for i in transformer]
            if Counter(a) == Counter(t):
                feature.setAttribute("matched_transformer",transformer)

Well done. That's the only one so far.

import fme
import fmeobjects
from collections import Counter


def processFeature(feature):
    transformerlist =  x.lower() for x in feature.getAttribute('text_line_data').split('\n')]
    a = 'i for i in feature.getAttribute('_list').lower()]
    for transformer in transformerlist:
        if len(transformer) == len(a):
            t = Âi for i in transformer]
            if Counter(a) == Counter(t):
                feature.setAttribute("matched_transformer",transformer)

Beautiful! I wondered if anyone would use FME to solve the anagrams. Great work.

A pure FME solution is fairly straightforward to

I did something similar to this, only I used python to sort the strings alphanumerically.

Who-hoo! Good job!

4/6, I had to guess the anagram one...

Yup, fun little challenge: anagram_checker.fmw

Bonus question: which two transformers are anagrams of themselves? Answer in the attached workspace.

I went through all the quiz results and i ended up on 65 perfect scores. From the question options the max was 58 though

Ah, well I missed out the first five weeks because I didn't have them recorded automatically. I guess at some point I should go back and make sure I have everything.

*Ahem* I think it is a little bit on the wrong side to reveal answers before the quiz has ended...