25
Stephen Chappell
http://www.google.com/+StephenChappell
Last seen 9 months ago
Member for 9 years, 10 months, 18 days
Difficulty Normal
I was born in 1985 and grew up as the son of a Baptist, church-planting missionary. As a result of living in the West Indies for so many years, I enjoy torrid weather with occasional hurricanes.
I am a Baptist. I believe that there is one God, that He is completely perfect, and that he has intended the Bible (specifically the KJV for the English-speaking people) to be his very words to those capable of understanding it. If something appears to contradict the Bible, then I must both question what I know from the Bible (to see if I misunderstand it) and seriously scrutinize over what seems to be a contradiction. If the case cannot be resolved, then I trust God's Word and reject the apparent contradiction. Like God, I assume that the Bible is completely perfect.
I am a human by design and a Christian by choice. My faith in God cannot waiver, and my mind is open to His truths and His works no matter how bizarre they may seem. Jehovah is my Father, and His banner over me is love.
What you just read may be a description of my religious background and stance, but as a child of God, it is the most important self-description I can possibly give. It is a definition of my identity.
Good job on solving the mission with a fairly short and simple function! It
would have been nice to see some documentation throughout your code that
explained the thoughts that went into its creation. Please check for PEP8
violations next time before publishing your code so that you can verify
that
More
Your code is impressive, especially your use of annotations to document
your code! It would have been nice to see some documentation strings, but
your use of annotations provide a form of documentation few others are
using. The only reason my rating was not higher was because of the PEP8
violations
More
Good job on figuring out how big each of the islands happen to be! It was
nice to see that you included some documentation with your code, but more
would probably have been more appropriate. You might also want to consider
reducing the number of PEP8 violations your code contains in the future
befor
More
Very nice job on the quine! I was thinking that it needs documentation, but
it seems doubtful that anyone would want documentation for a quine. It was
also very nice to see that you had no PEP8 violations of any sort in your
code.
More
Great job on your solution! In the future, it would be nice if you could
include some documentation with your code to explain what is going on. You
map also want to research some functions such as reduce, mul, filter, and
map for use in future challenges.
More
Congratulations on finding paths through the maze of teleporters! It was
really nice to see that some documentation had been included with your code
to explain what was going on. However, you may want to try reducing the
number of PEP8 violations that can be found in your code such as those
shown he
More
Great job on transposing a matrix! Your code is fairly short, but you may
want to try making it even shorter to practice for writing code golf
mission solutions. Your publication has some documentation, but it seems to
be in the wrong place and not needed.
More
Congratulations on figuring out how to find the ore! It would be nice if
your code included some documentation to explain what is going on. Also,
you might want to try eliminating PEP8 violation next time like these:
http://pep8online.com/s/zQwSja0k
More
It is great to read about how you love Python! It is a fun and enjoyable
language to program in. There is so much that you can do, and solving
challenges like this can be a blast.
More
Congratulations on figuring out how to read the broken clock! Next time,
you may want to add some documentation to your code to explain what it is
doing. Please also try to eliminate PEP8 violations like those seen here:
http://pep8online.com/s/xMhJhjYr
More
Your solution to the challenge looks excellent! You have documentation in
place to explain what is going on. You also have but a single PEP8
violation as can be seen here: http://pep8online.com/s/l8CnFxCf
More
Great job of figuring out how to dig canals to connect the water with such
a small body of code! Next time, you may want to add some documentation to
your code so that others can understand what you are doing and to remind
you of how it works in a few years if you come back to it. You may also
want
More
Great job done on sorting the numbers! You may want to add a documentation
string next time in case you or others want to know what is going on
without having to understand the code or to help with understanding it
later. Please also try to eliminate PEP8 violations next time like the ones
you can v
More
Great job on figuring out how to implement the moves in the game! Next
time, you might want to add some documentation to your code so that you and
others can understand it later. You could also work towards eliminating
PEP8 violations before publishing your solution so that errors like these
do not
More
Your code is so scary that it is wonderful -- wooo! It also had comments
helping to explain what is going on -- something that is a bit rare in most
people's code. The main issue that you might want to avoid in the future is
trying to avoid PEP8 violations like those shown here:
http://pep8online.co
More
Nice job with solving the challenge with such a short amount of code! It is
already great to see that you had some documentation in your code. However,
it had several PEP8 violations in it that you might want to avoid in the
future: http://pep8online.com/s/WAOOe2LA
More
You did a great job on this challenge and solved it with only a small
amount of code! However, it is not exactly easy to follow since there is no
documentation included with the code that you wrote. Also, you have a large
number of PEP8 errors and warning associated with your code as can be seen
her
More
You have a very interesting way of solving this challenge! It is nice to
see some documentation, but it is very strange to see your evaluation of a
string to get your code to work properly. You may also want to try
eliminating all PEP8 violations next time before your publish your
solution: http://p
More
Great job on solving the challenge! Not only do you include documentation
with your code, but there are not PEP8 violations in it that can
automatically be found. There does not appear to be any immediate need to
improve what you wrote.
More
The first function is based on the work of a friend and requires imports of the `itertools` and `math` modules to operate.
More
