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Commented a forum post "Why is the result of checks different?" created by den1640
Change the type of your return values to bool! You are returning strings. There is a crucial diff
Didn't like mission "Compass, Map and Spyglass"
Find the shortest path to pick up the compass, map and the spyglass.
Commented a forum post "IDEA: Do we need Python 2.7?" created by oduvan
Too late! Support for Python 2.7 on CheckiO was canceled more than a year ago! See the Blog Post:
Commented a forum post "Is there a problem with the checker" created by Kouri
@Kouri Is the problem solved? I can see that you solved the mission. So if the problem is fixed for
Commented a forum post "help" created by yoosoyean
I don't see a question here! If the problem is that you do have no idea how to solve this, than you
Commented a forum post "I do not understand a test logic...." created by arutunof
Hey arutunof, there is nothing you did wrong. It's just that CheckiO does not support publication
Liked a comment created by Sim0000 for forum post "Your result: "true" and Right result: true ?"
Return boolean value not string. **True**, **False** is correct.
Commented a forum post "where is my python2.7" created by sergeiloginov91
CheckiO no longer supports Python 2! https://py.checkio.org/blog/python-3-only/
Liked a comment created by flpo for forum post "Coding Tip: Replacing a list without loosing link"
>Ahhhh… so the idea was to change a list in-place instead of replacing...

No, that's not the idea, 
I think it would have been better to use _id()_ instead of a decorator... > a simple profiler decor
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Ahhhh... so the idea was to change a list **in-place** instead of **replacing**... > Replacing a li
**ll[:]** returns a copy of **ll**, but that copy is not stored anywhere. So the statement: l
What's the idea behind this? I don't see a practical difference to: >>> my_list = [1, 2 ,3]
Hi! For empty `line` you get an `IndexError` in line 2, as there is no `line[0]` element. And you mi
Commented a forum post "Say Hi" created by themarkiz121
Hey, no CheckiO is not a place for absolute beginners. But if you search the CheckiO forum and the
Liked a comment created by Czarinov for forum post "where to find the material to solve???"
All you need is in Built-in functions and methods of Built-in string type 'str'.

You can read all a
Liked a comment created by nashimo for forum post "python or computer programming?"
I'll go with these then. Thank you ^-^
Commented a forum post "python or computer programming?" created by nashimo
What exactly do you mean by: "focussing on Python"? In order to solve problems in a programmatical
Liked a comment created by Sim0000 for forum post "python console says False"
My console says True. I guess you define another **min** function. You can use **\_\_builtins\_\_.mi