p4r4d0x42 profile - python coding challenges

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sguberman

First-sguberman

Nice commenting and clean presentation. :) More

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p4r4d0x42

Second - A bit scarier than the first one.-p4r4d0x42

This demonic solution is causing me a frighten!! Borf is also called on line 7 up to 4999 possible times. Borf is recursive and will generating Fibonacci sequences until it's t / 45 * 3 in size. Every recursive call to borf causes a new list to be created and stays in memory. Borf has the potent More

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panaro32

First-panaro32

This is casing me a spook! [borf](http://imgur.com/gallery/GrwFL) More

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AlbertTovmasyan

First-AlbertTovmasyan

That's a pretty neat way to handle that. Didn't think about slicing. I'll have to keep that in mind. More

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Margaruga

First-Margaruga

Recursion.... Nice way to handle this. More

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Legion_Pleingaz

First-Legion_Pleingaz

Nicely done. Looks like i did it the hard way.... More

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Legion_Pleingaz

First-Legion_Pleingaz

Nice. wasn't sure if ** would do the trick. Ended up using the math module. More

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u8m_

Simple-u8m_

That's pretty slick. Was looking for the lambda way to do this. More

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p4r4d0x42

Basic-p4r4d0x42

I know there is a better way to do this. It's quit'n time so this will have to do. :P More

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simonemille7

Very Creative - dictionary with alphabet-simonemille7

Going out on a limb here... Did you come from a c background? Nice solution and aptly categorized. More

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gyahun_dash

set-gyahun_dash

Wow, that's quite a bit shorter than mine. Nice work. I'll have to look into that frozen set a bit more. More

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bukebuer

First-bukebuer

Nice, pretty much what I did. I ended up using from datetime import date and then abs((date(*date1) - date(*date2)).days) Just a smidgen shorter but doesn't really seem to make a difference. More

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veky

timedelta-veky 1

Nice example use of lamda. Clean and easy to read. More

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AnupamSharma

First-AnupamSharma

Not a bad way to do that. Nice. :) More

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marcin85

First-marcin85

It gets the job done. Could have moved the cons==3 check under the word.isalpha check that way it would have only run under the condition that it could actually be true. Here it runs even if cons==0. It's really a minor tweak but could help if you're running a really large strings through. Nice wo More

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nojima

First-nojima

That, is an interesting way to do this. I was trying to figure out a way to pair my solution down a bit. Nice work. More

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p4r4d0x42

Shouldn't this be named pushpop?-p4r4d0x42

pop() wasn't really cutting it. It's default behavior is to remove the top item. You can tell it what one you want it to pop by providing it an int but couldn't get it working correctly. Seemed to much fuss to re-porpoise that rather than just use .remove. ;) More

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p4r4d0x42

First -p4r4d0x42

I have been trying to get this paired down a bit but haven't had much luck. Taking a break and will look at it more later. More

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g.rodgeers

First-g.rodgeers

Interesting way to do this. Seems like there there is always another way to do stuff in python. :) More

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ceu9jo

First-ceu9jo

I wasn't sure what to do with the Font so removed it. Nice work. More