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iter-veky 2
Good use of the iterator protocol. More
First-f_rin_kazan 2
Cool method. No need to use the stack. Awesome! More
Recursive oneliner-Amachua 2 1
Wow, this is an exciting piece of solution. Very difficult to follow, but rather though-invoking. I never thought about using lambda with recursiveness. Great! More
SecretMessage-Olus202 1 1
Very clear code. Consider the use of built-in functions such as str.isupper(), such as ... if i.isupper(): ... Also consider the use of list comprehensions. More
First-Krischtopp 1 1
Very nice usage of list.count(x). I almost forgot it existed. More
replace-Sim0000 1
I really liked the 6th line, where no if statements were needed. More
... half of common LISP-Renelvon 1 1
I like the title. Good solution! More
DOX and XOX-veky 1 1
This solution, though difficult to interpret, is actually really inspiring. I was thinking "I'm sure there's no way to write an answer within 10 lines for this task" while doing the quiz, but... All I can say is "Hello world"... More
First-SantegraSPb
Good code. The last else statement can either be deleted or merged with the last line without compromising readability. More
First-_ukasz_Mas_owski
Awesome solution. I'm sure you could make it a one-liner if you wanted to. More
First-k0t9i.svinota
1. "not len(array)" is equivalent to "not array" 2. index slicing is better than looping More
Second-aquazul
Great insight of the pattern between first and last day of the year and the frequency. Bravo! More
Second-gyahun_dash 1
Awesome! Loved the usage of *matrix. More
bin() and count()-J.W 1
Great solution! Just one quick comment, bin itself returns a string type --- no need to convert it string. More
1line-imratnesh 1
Good solution! However, bin itself (a string) has the method count as well. No need to convert it to list anymore ;-D More
First-mihail.ponomaryov
Perfect! I like the concise but implicit style. More
Double ended-veky 1
It's cool that you used deque which is fast on either side. More
First-colinmcnicholl
(Random review) A mathematical solution of linear growth, even with a proof. Good work! More
calendar.weekday-gyahun_dash
I like how sum([True, True]) can be evaluated like sum([1,1]). More
Boring-Vulwsztyn -1
1. the int() call is unnecessary 2. the last return statement is unnecessary More