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Анастасія Токарева
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First-gaetan.renault76
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A rather creative approach to the task! Makes the solution fast and clear indeed
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lambda one-liner-JBarCode37
Congrats! You have mastered the art of writing the shortest code ever. Looks cool!
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Quite a unique solution, but a very logical and algorhythmical one. Good job
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A beautiful code, great job, though it seems a bit flooded with details. I can't understand French comments, but looks good
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First-rebecca.yc.li
Nice code!
If you want to, you can also shorten your code by using sorted() function:
return sorted(values, key=lambda x: abs(x))
This way you don't have to first sort the values and only then return.
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First-maksim3140874
Hi! Nice code!
You can simplify it by using string.digits method instead of writing your own digit string:
import string
digits = string.digits
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Hi! Nice thinking!
You can actually solve this by using the string.digits method or checking if val.is_digit().
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First-daisuke.inoue
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Hi! Nice code.
If you want to, you can actually shorten it by using the return statement inside of your try and except clauses like this:
try:
return array[n] ** n
except IndexError:
return -1
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A great code and usage of counters! Looks very organized and effective.
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First-RoboticReaper
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Really nice code, but the missing spaces between the operators make it a bit hard to read. Good job
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