Olpag profile - python coding challenges

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... and that's how you use islice.-veky 3 1

## [::(-1)**row] - it's great!! How many wondrous revelations The spirit of enlightment hides! And practice, son of hard mistakes, And genius, friend of paradox, Sorry, no rhyme. An attempt to translate A.S.Pushkin. More

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kisungch

First-kisungch 2 1

try assert fuzzy_string_match("apple", "apples", 0) == False assert fuzzy_string_match("apple", "apxles", 1) == False Use zip_longest instead zip More

13

JCzerny

First-JCzerny 1 2

I think this solution is more suitable for the section "Creative" More

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mikaeldovbnia

First-mikaeldovbnia 1 1

can be shorter return len(password) > 6 More

33

obone

Naive-obone 1 1

clear Instead of this line: for a, b in [(cakes[i], cakes[k]) for i in range(len(cakes)) for k in range(i + 1, len(cakes))] you could use a combinations from itertools : for a, b in combinations(cakes, 2) More

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Magu

First-Magu 1 1

try assert fuzzy_string_match("apple", "apples", 2) == True condition needs to be changed cnt <= threshold More

35

swagg010164

Simple DataClass-swagg010164 1

Nice and **short**. IMHO, in one style is better: def money(self): return f'{self.working_years*self.salary*12:,}'.replace(',', ' ') More

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Pactp

First-Pactp 1

try assert fuzzy_string_match("apple", "apples", 0) == False assert fuzzy_string_match("apple", "apxles", 1) == False Use zip_longest instead zip More

16

msol294

dict.setdefault()-msol294 1 1

exactly like my solution )) I just didn't use math.ceil() minutes[date] = minutes.get(date, 0) + int(sec)//60 + bool(int(sec)%60) More

31

Olpag

set(text) - set(string)-Olpag

the solution will not pass on the test assert is_all_upper('1 23') == False that's right: def is_all_upper(text): if text := text.strip(): if subset := set(text) - set(string.digits + ' '): return not subset - set(string.ascii_uppercase) re More

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abelovn

Recursion-abelovn

Using recursion is really creative )) More

4

cbudish

First-cbudish

You don't need to convert the string to a list. A string is a sequence that can be manipulated directly. You can shorten your code: def backward_string(val: str) -> str: arr = reversed(val) newval = ''.join(map(str, arr)) return newval But an easy way to use slices More

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kazuki.h

First-kazuki.h 1

test fail in assert is_number("3e4") == False More

33

ssk8

second-ssk8

test fail in assert is_number("3e4") == False More

36

U.V

re-U.V

try: assert unix_match('name.txt', 'name[].txt') == False More

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jiangyang

First-jiangyang

try: assert unix_match('name[]txt', 'name[]txt') == False More

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CDG.Axel

Simple-CDG.Axel

try: assert unix_match('name2.txt', 'name[].txt') == False And if you change re.search to re.match (because you need match the filename, not search part of the filename) then try again extra test: assert unix_match('[!]check.txt', '[!]check.txt') == True More

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Maskninja

First-Maskninja

can be shorter: return len(password) > 6 More

9

Karina_Makiy

First-Karina_Makiy

can be shorter return len(password) > 6 More

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enumablessing10

Acceptable Password L First-enumablessing10

can be shorter return len(password) > 6 More