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Dennis Koopman
Last seen 8 months ago
Member for 6 years, 11 months, 9 days
Difficulty Normal
I wanted to solve 50 CheckiO missions to improve my Python and algorithm skills. It proved to be more more effective and more fun than I thought, so I kept going.
Nice solution. I like how you optimise your import statement. Using sets also nice touch.
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Nice solution. No necessary to create variable half. You could put it's logic straight into the if clause on line 3.
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Nice solution. One question though. Why not just put self.health = 50 in the Knight's __init__ method? Saves one from having to look it up in the parent class.
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I like how you convert the error message into useful variables in one line of code (line 13).
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line 6 and 7 can be simplified into one line, like this:
day, time, secs = call.split()
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Great that Python allows you to solve this in 3 lines of logic (2 if you ignore the PEP8 Style Guide).
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Great solution! I like how you iterate over the dict instead of the string.
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Under Clear I published a different solution. That one uses a dictionary to handle the error message instead of this ugly if-elif-else loop. However, looping was slightly faster for most test cases.
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First-MercuriXito
If you remove line 4 and lines 7 to 15 your solution would look even
cleaner.
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If you remove lines 5 to 11 your solution would look even cleaner. These
lines are not needed when you check your solution.
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Thx for the input! Do you mean:
* make messi, ronaldo and mbape lists instead of strings (line 5)
* then append to list, instead of mutating string with += (lines 7 to 9)
* then join the lists and convert resulting string into int (lines 10 to 12)
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Nice solution. You could skip creating the variables on line 3 and 4 and put all the logic in the if-else clause. Fewer lines, but just as readable.
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Very impressive solution! And great that you make an effort to explain this stuff.
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