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Three interesting builds earns three pluses.
I particularly like the second one, as I didn't realize using slices on an empty list raises no exception.
It may sound naive. After all, I am a rookie and there's maybe still a long way ahead.
Thank you btw.
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May you pardon me if this question is stupid, but why is the syntax "text.count" and not "text.count**()**"?
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Congratulations!
To think I was sure to be as fast as I can with using a comprehension list for replacement, then joining.
Thank you for this simple way to do things! :)
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At least I'm becoming a bit more able to sum it up.
Sorry folks not to be faster to do it. :)
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Surely the fastest way to do it (Indeed, the problem hasn't so many ways to be developped...)
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First-lucaskiefers
Nice way to do it with suppressing the bad ending and without using replace() and join() methods.
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Nice way to manage it with "string strategy" rather than euclidian division
and modulo.
Well documented too.
Nice solution in my humble opinion.
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36-liner: 7 easy examples-przemyslaw.daniel
Thank you for this pedagogic samples.
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Brillant, makes me want to learn to use re, after my terrible coding to get the same effect without...
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# **Humbly asking for your help**
If anybody skilled is lurking around...
(and btw may you please forgive my english, I'm french...)
I used the Python documentation about sorting in order to do multi-sorting.
But.. I have to admit that I really still don't understand the
reversed(specs)
As
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Thanks a lot for this simple and elegant solution.
It taught me much as I was totally wrong about how join() method was working.
Thank you for this too.
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