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Great kata idea! However, sometimes the code runs too slow and won't fit inside of the time limit. Try using a
For more documentation, refer to https://docs.codewars.com/languages/python/codewars-test/
I see that this is a series and is presumable building to something but I don't think having the
/reset
route really adds anything to the experience at this point. also the description of the return dict felt a little awkward if it were just given in the dict litteral form of{'toreturn':'whatireturned'}
I don't think you would be giving to much away.That being said I enjoyed it and I'm going to try to go through the rest of this series.
Pretty unusual kata to solve, I had fun solving it :D Of course giving you like and 7 kyu (because these are just basics), but hope to see more such katas in the future ;)
ah well thank you for your comment!
ah well i had many ideas but sadly because of the 12sec timeout on the python coderunner it may get a little out of time.
No problem :)
I hope you will find some ideas to include flask katas which could be solved within 12sec time, fingers crossed ;)