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  • TSQL Challenge 73 - Implement Word Wrapping in TSQL

    The challenge is to wrap the text by specified position. The key point is you are not allowed to break the word. When the wrapping position is in between the word, you should wrap the text by the space before the word. When the first word in sentence is longer than the postion specified to wrap, the word should be wrapped by appending dash (-) to the word.

  • TSQL Challenge 71 - Play mangled words game in TSQL

    Many of you must have played the 'mangled words' game in the school. Here is a challenge that gives you an opportunity to play it once again using TSQL.

    Your task is to process the input table that contains several mangled words and try to 'un-mangle' them and validate them against a 'dictionary' table. You might be able to create more than one correct word from some of the input strings. It is also possible that a mangled word is completely incorrect and no valid word can be created from it.

    As an example, given "xtet", the valid word that can be formed is "text".

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