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First-Pactp 2
One shot ! Nice ! (but i am not in love with lambda) More
a[i:i+2][::-1]-Olpag 1
This is a very good solution, without a parity test. well done!! More
URL Normalization-ddavidse 1
well structured and everything !!! More
Recursed one-liner-CDG.Axel 1 1
hi! what is happening if checkio([]) ? More
sum and recursion, one line-kdim 1
Waouh !! -for me- a typical python solution, elegant and efficient More
Backtracking-Phil15 1
Honestly it was very difficult! Cheer More
O(n) :-P-veky 1 1
I don't know if this solution is particularly fast but how elegant it is! (thanks) More
reduce via gcd to calculate interval between trees-Leonix 1
clear and concise. Would have deserved a comment More
First-sawako.oono 1 1
well done !! the "else" is useless! More
First-24esun 1 1
perfectly clear and legible. Maybe use a reverse like for i in reversed(range(10)): ? More
First-OrginalS 1
I like- no!! i love- the simplicity More
Double ended-veky 1 1
It is always very difficult to comment on a master's solution. Here the beginner admires "for command in commands:" "queue.append(command[-1])" (doubly noteworthy) "elif tail:" excellent So just to critique, how is using a deque relevant? Wouldn't a simple list have fulfilled its role? Of course More
7 lines-CDG.Axel 1
What more can be said ? stylish maybe ! More
First-freeman_lex 1
Cheer ! Of course we can always discuss this or that way of writing things but it is a real pleasure to read code on a very difficult subject More
First-Tinus_Trotyl 1
we can think that this is a good solution More
Generate big stacks with a bit of OOP-Phil15 1
the reading of a master enriches, was he French professor of mathematics More
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small loop for,after transformation of letters into numbers More
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Use of a classified dictionary. The resulting list is flattened More
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the coordinates used are double coordinates An excellent documentation on the subject can be found at https://www.redblobgames.com/grids/hexagons/ More
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