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Kostiantyn Tkachuk
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It is beautiful solution! I spent sometime learning new python features as well as logical operators peculiarities. When then idea and process became clear, I felt quite nice felling. Thanks for sharing your art.
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Thanks. I learnt the possible syntax for extracting appropriate values from the for-cycle with condition.
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Cool! Once again I did not recollect '0 and value' :)) Thanks for remanding.
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Cool! Thanks for sharing! I learn new for me in comparison.
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Good idea to search just for the first letter and calculating the index of the last.
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I thought my solution is good. After seeing your solution, it appeared that mine just .....ok - possible option.
Cool solution! Thanks a lot - I learnt something! Definitely, I will try this approach next time.
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pop() and append()-tkachuk.constantine
Thanks. Thanks again for good advice. :))
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Thanks for reminding. I am waiting for the the time, when I recollect by myself. :))
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one line, 94 symbols, not easily readible :)-tkachuk.constantine
:)))))
Point 1. The first, third, fifth.... datetime objects are times when bulb was turned on.
So,
for it, on in enumerate(els[::2])
simply iterates through all times when bulb was turned on
Point 2. A time period, when bulb was turned on is difference between two time objects (time_off -
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4-liner: clean with no import-przemyslaw.daniel
Cool. :)))) Thanks! I will use it
am_or_pm = ['a.m.', 'p.m.'][hours >= 12]
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