trinfin profile - python coding challenges

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First-gleb10101010101 1 1

Hello, thats very creative. Do I see it right, that if i is in 0...9 that each i will be counted and therefore I get the sum of all digits in the text? Thanks More

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freeman_lex

First - Built-in-freeman_lex 1

Shows good use of build in function More

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tamagoyaki

Second-tamagoyaki 1

Hello, some explaining comments would be nice for newbies to understand, what you did. :-) More

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joe_5588

sort with key-joe_5588 1

I like this even shorter version More

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Bifftastic

working way harder than smarter, but done-Bifftastic 1 1

I like your solution, because you comment a lot and also what wasn't working or what was tricky. Thank you More

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mortonfox

First-mortonfox 1

I would like to read a comment about why a list is made out of the three integers More

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BootzenKatzen

Creativly clunky-BootzenKatzen 1

I wish there would be a comment of why this try and except part is there and why the except is astr="1". Else I like the approach. More

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maksim3140874

Second-maksim3140874

I like this solutin, because it shows how to use a for loop for this problem. And also it shows how to use the reversed tool. More

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mennadiego

First-mennadiego

I like this solution very much, because there is a nice explanation/summary of what to do included More

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sinn

First-sinn

This is a nice one liner solution, which helps me to understand more of this concept More

5

ankitroy2301

easy and simple-ankitroy2301

That it a nice solution, because it has a different approach as most of the other solutions I have seen. More

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ziza99xd

First-ziza99xd 1

Hello, can please elaborate, why you used enumerate() or what the advantage is? This might help me to understand enumerate() better. Thank you More

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dflazarkov

First-dflazarkov

That's is a very nice oneliner More

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Kosya

First-Kosya

I like it to see a different approach More

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imloafer

First-imloafer

Could you please explain me, why you are using lambda? Most users use 'sorted(values, key = abs)'. Thank you More

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nahandove

First-nahandove

I like it, because it uses no built in function More

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Krishna50

First-Krishna50

Nice approach with the ord(), funny side note I just learnt today about it :D More

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book1978

Third-book1978 1

Hello, I like your approach of stating various variants and using different functions. More

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PelmenFloopov

First-PelmenFloopov

I like that you defined the needed amount. More

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mennadiego

First-mennadiego

I like your solution, because it has comments and I see what is obsolete in my solution. More