Ok, you proved your googling skills, but... can you code?

I understand it like this: you get a polynomial (like described) and parse it. implement functions 'add', 'subtract', ... etc. implement toString() method (to see the result of implemented operations).

Thank you for the tip!

It works, I have test cases to prove it :) On a serious note, here's a quote from C# language specification: "If an operand of string concatenation is null, an empty string is substituted." I

Hello! I come from .NET (C#) environment, so my solution is this: namespace Dummy.FizzBuzz { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { FizzBuzzEvaluator evaluator = new FizzBuzzEvaluator(); for

Thank you! :)