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Needs more examples, had code that worked on the current examples but not some of the test cases.
Let's admit it, katas like these are not fun at all in 2021, and should not be approved.
not an issue.
stringshould not be used as parameter nameWhy?
There is a module name named string.
You must change it into something like
text,s,st, and also watch out forstr, which is also a builtin function that you should never name parameters with.ok! But I didn't import the string module!
What if someone uses it? Then there would be a problem.
Fixed it for you
Yes! Thank you.
for x in strings->for _ in range(n_tests): that's not logical to have the number of random tests linked to the size of the data set used to build the random inputs.ok.