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Irina Nam
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Just started learn Python (and programming in general)-NegtiveGrusha
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for str, you can use -1, -2 to count backwards. so text[-1] == text[len(text)-1]
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I could also use ^ more. Interesting solution!
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First-Jakob_Wolitzki
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the brackets are redundant. you get the same result with:
return "Hi. My name is "+name+" and I'm "+str(age)+" years old"
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I spent so much time on this, turns out it was super easy once you knew about int(), which is one of the built-in functions.
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you actually only need two indexes: one for the start of the splice, and one for the end. index0 and index1 can be merged into:
index0=(text.find(begin) + (len(begin))
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isn't that called gaming the system? make the method just pass all the test cases. i don't like it.
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