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    The Reverse Game challenge on HackerRank is such a fun puzzle to work through! I love how it really pushes you to think about the problem from a different angle and optimize your approach. Sometimes these logic-based challenges remind me of how different types of games can make you think strategically, even when you're just playing for fun. I’ve found apps like https://aviator-pinup.info/best-aviator-game-app do a great job of blending simple gameplay with a need for quick thinking, which is a cool way to keep the brain sharp when you need a break from coding but still want to stay engaged!

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    One line solution :)

    return k < n/2 ? (2*k + 1) : 2*(n - k - 1)

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    i don't understand problem ! who can be help me please !!!

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    def reverseGame(n, k):
        if n %2 != 0 and k == (n-1)/2:
            z = n - 1
        elif k >= n/2:
            z = ((n - 1) - k) * 2
        else:
            z = 1+2*k
        return z
    
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