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nomis517

Second-nomis517 1 1

I didn't know about super().__init__(). That looks useful, thanks for teaching me something :) More

2010min0ru

Removing triple vowels then skipping random vowels after consonants.-2010min0ru 1 1

not the shortest solution, but well structured and readable, I award you 2 points More

Tinus_Trotyl

Recursive Solution-Tinus_Trotyl 1

Really nice solution but I wouldn't call it "clear" More

Vitaly_Titkov

First Warrior-Vitaly_Titkov

I didn't know it was possible to write classes so simply, without __init__(self) etc More

Spiritusvini

One loop-Spiritusvini 1

I didn't know it was possible in so few lines, well done Actually, why do you even have the line "trans = phrase" ? Looks like you could have done even fewer lines if you just used phrase More

nickgryg

only format()-nickgryg

well done, I totally forgot you could do this with .format More

todell123456

First-todell123456

good job solving the problem, but this is an unnecessarily long solution, I suggest you check out some other solutions to learn from More

przemyslaw.daniel

6-liner: 3... 2... 1...-przemyslaw.daniel

I didn't know you could use j as imaginary unit like that, very nice More

kazu189kikiki

First-kazu189kikiki

I didn't know about divmod, very useful, thanks More

coells

First-coells

I hope that one day I will be skilled enough to write a solution like this More

tokiojapan55

First-tokiojapan55

I don't know what's going on but it looks good More

zgub4

Regex rules!-zgub4

I mean yes regex does rule but you really don't need it to solve this exercise, it's actually faster and shorter without More

veky

Batteries-veky 1

I just think it's wrong to import gcd when the whole exercise is to compute the gcd. You basically skipped the exercise and went straight to the answer. More

Phil15

Naive but cached-Phil15 1

How does this lru_cache work? If I try to use it without arguments like that it gives me an error: TypeError: Expected maxsize to be an integer or None More

ash827

First-ash827

you actually took the time to write comments, nice More

nosomua

First-nosomua

interesting, you found the max without using max() More

boxdima1

First-boxdima1

Really good import-less solution More

ddavidse

Ground for the House-ddavidse

This method seemed inferior to just finding the locations of the '#' symbols, so I made a better solution with that: https://py.checkio.org/mission/ground-for-the-house/publications/ddavidse/python-3/ground-for-the-house-improved/ More

___6

not good but my best-___6

I'm more impressed that you had Escher station unlocked at lvl 9 More

ddavidse

The Stones-ddavidse

I started out making a recursive solution. This worked nicely, but was far too slow for large pile sizes, because it does a lot of unnecessary work (calculating the same sequence of moves many times as well as calculating all variations of it that have the same outcome). Anyway, here it is: def More