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Horatiu Crista
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First OOP-Pavellver 3
Nice use of decorator @property for converting the methods to properties! More
First-Red_Ale 2 1
Nice solution! I needed to use groupby from itertools in order to solve it: for k, _ in groupby(items): result.append(k) More
recursive-juestr 2
Great solution! Recursion for the win! More
First-Red_Ale 2
Nice use of the reduce() function! More
translate to re-juestr 2
Great use of regex! Regex for the win! More
sum and recursion, one line-kdim 2
Great one-liner using recursion! More
groupby-flpo 2
Nice solution! Good use of groupby Class from module itertools into a list comprehension! More
First-Pavellver 2
Nice solving a paradox using mathematics! More
math-kdim 2
Very good idea with min and max! And everything in one line! More
Touch of Cohen-veky 2
Interesting solution, as usual! A lesson for learning the use of with and contextlib. More
Operator-oduvan 2
Great! Module operator... The first reason why you might want to use the module 'operator' in your code is if you need to pass an operator to a function: def apply(op, x, y): return op(x, y) More
Generate ugly numbers in a priority queue to get them in order-Phil15 2
Nice use of the Heap queue algorithm module. More
analytical-juestr 1
Great solution! Thanks for the explanations! More
match case-kdim 1
Match-Case statement! Python 3.10. Great! More
First-Red_Ale 1
Nice and clear! And everything in one line! More
re-juestr 1
Nice solution! Regex for the win! More
re.sub + while-kdim 1
I like regex a lot. For your solution, I searched the explanation here (https://regex101.com/): r'^#+|[^#]#' 1st Alternative r'^#+ r means raw string ^ asserts position at start of a line '#' matches the character '#' + matches the previous token between one and unlimited times, as many times as po More
First-kdim 1
I used this problem to get to the next stage a few times. More
two key sorted-kdim 1
Nice one-liner solution! And the idea of "two key sorted" was excellent! More
First-Pavellver 1
Great use of the linear algebra module and the determinant method! More
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