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Mauricio Abreu Antunes https://github.com/mauricioabreu
Last seen 9 years ago
Member for 11 years, 6 months, 26 days
Difficulty Normal
A software programmer. I like music and football. Buy me a beer and I will be your friend forever. :-)

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First-Amachua 2
Portuguese == "Eu amo Python!" Good job! 2+ More
First-petrushev 1 1
I did not know about punctuation. Thanks! More
First-panaro32 1 1
It is a good solution but it is not clear. And it is not clear just because it has lambda, any, map, etc. It is a one line solution that does a lot of stuff. :-) Good solution though! +1 More
Using +-veky 1 1
Of course this solution is a "hack". You did well! :-) More
First-mauricioabreu
LAMBDA LAMBDA LAMBDA FOR THE WIN! More
Second-gyahun_dash
Good solution. My solution uses map and filter. :-) Good job, thank you! More
Fixed-macfreek 1
I like how you used 2 support functions. I am that one kind of person who used itertools. And well, I agree with you. Looks like simpler but not so optimal. More
First-oduvan
Kinda complicated. It is not about being complex. I like complex stuff, but it is really complicated to understand. More
First-mauricioabreu
Lots of people thought the same or similar solution. I think that there is a way to accomplish the same result using regular expressions. More
First-dougall
I like the usage of split. Good solution. More
First-ciel
Gooood! It looks like erlang/elixir. You use the head to perform the sum and pass the "tail" to the function in a recursive way. More
First-bukebuer 1
Very good! I did not know I could use replace right after join(). Thank you!!! More
filter-veky 1
Mine is just: return filter(lambda x: x.isupper(), text) No "join" at all. :-) More