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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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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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36-liner: 7 easy examples-przemyslaw.daniel
Thank you for this pedagogic samples.
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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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First-lucaskiefers
Nice way to do it with suppressing the bad ending and without using replace() and join() methods.
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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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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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May you pardon me if this question is stupid, but why is the syntax "text.count" and not "text.count**()**"?
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Got a harsch time on this one but it seems dict were an efficient tool to take care of it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, it's always nice to learn from better people.
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May you pardon me for not knowing anything about regular expressions or the any() function before solving it. ^^
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So ugly! Forgive me lords of coding, I didn't know exactly how the join() method was working... ^^'
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