Given a string input, output true if there are 2 b's in it, false if otherwise
Examples:
'Macbeth' -> false 'Publius Cornelius Dolabella' -> true
Note: sometimes it's the littlest things that matter....
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this is a great problem iff delivered as audio but not as video...
Liked it, emphasizes the old advice - examine the exam first, answer the exam later ...
But B is not the same as b!
The default call routine has numbers "2" but the check routine expects "two" to be the function call name.
I'm just curious, cause the description doesn't specify it clearly (and there is no test for this): what the output should be when input has more than two b's?
filename cannot start with a number.
Tricky problem - fools the solver with the function name...
FUNCTION NAME STARTS WITH A NUMBER! BLAH! CHANGE 2--> two