[844] Solve Backspace string compare with JavaScript #149
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Pull Request: Resolve String Comparison with Backspace Characters Issue
Description
This pull request addresses issue #141 by providing a JavaScript solution for comparing two strings, considering the presence of backspace characters ('#'). The goal is to determine whether the two strings are equal when both are typed into empty text editors, accounting for the effect of backspaces.
Solution Details
sandt.trueif the processed strings are equal when both are typed into empty text editors, considering the backspaces. Otherwise, it returnsfalse.Attachments
Additional Notes
The solution aims to address the issue effectively by providing a JavaScript function that accurately compares two strings while handling backspace characters. If any further adjustments or specific guidelines are needed, please provide your feedback.
Closes #141