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Vasily Bortnikov
Last seen 1 year ago
Member for 5 years, 1 month, 8 days
Difficulty Normal
Hi!
Months can be an ordinary list. You can refer to the name by index.
"expr1 if boolean_expr else expr2" statement and str.format() help shorten your code.
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Sorry, I cannot see the tail of the last string.
You should keep it shorter.
Thanks.
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Hi!
"from string import ascii_lowercase as alpha"
must work for you.
"for s in text.lower():" is more optimal, IMHO
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First-vasily_bortnikov
It was very complex for me except for brute force
But It became easy after reading hint in task description! -)
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Hi!
You don't need a dictionary for month_alphabet. Indexing works well in this case.
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It's a little bit hard to read.
Whats about PEP 8?
However, Pycharm helps me with that.
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Cool!
Everybody wants one-liner.
Please, push "lower()" to the next string!
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First-Stepan__Timetsky
It's not true. A human being is the best choice for Love. -)
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Great, I thought like you!
(https://py.checkio.org/mission/largest-histogram/publications/vasily_bortnikov/python-3/first/)
I wonder why I can't give you upvote.
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For me, It doesn't matter if the year is leap or not.
Maybe, I'm wrong but it works.
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Of course, Cool.
But, no need for import, % operator is enough.
Such an obedient boy, I used the State design pattern -)
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16-liner: almost easy-przemyslaw.daniel
Clear, but
_for user, value in users.items()_, Why not?
and I can't afford "net*len(net)".
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