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Over complicated a bit. I think you do not need that much returns here, just have 1 return and change your data in if-else conditions.
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4-liner: clean with no import-przemyslaw.daniel
well am_or_pm took me a sec to think.
nice formatting with minutes, but there is no need to convert mins into int.
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First-yarik20333
There is a nice way to assign elements from the collection.
c = [1, 2]
a, b = c
Using this we can write following.
time = "01:23"
hours, mins = time.split(':') # <- ["01", "23"]
Moreover, we can use function int() on every element of array with the help of map().
hours, m
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over complicated a bit
you can make just 1 check for 'a.m.' or 'p.m.'
after that there are 2 cases for checks: if 12 == 0 and if 12 > 0
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Defining lambdas is not recommended. Pep will say to use def.
Btw cool solution idea.
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Seems a little bit complicated.
We know that 1 hour == 60 mins == 15 degrees. (according to first assert)
=> 1 min is 15/60 = 0.25 degrees.
What do you think about following formula?
(H - 6) * 15 + M * 0.25
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The point of inheritance is that class Knight uses all defined parameters in class Warrior.
That means that there is no point in writing the same thing one more time. I mean you defined health=50 and is_alive=True in class Knight but they are already defined in class Warrior.
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