But you're only importing, right? I mean, you aren't returning anything nor receiving the arguments... Can you explain bit more, please?

As I said do that in separated method. And just call it.

Why not? Would you rather create it over and over again?

Not sure in that creating an ENCODE_TABLE in init is a good practice. Maybe better do that in method.

Impressive.

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Fixed

So obvious... All of them come in pairs urg...

nice typehints!

same here, I'm wondering what the proof of 1.5n vs 2n would look like

This method was added in Python 3.10

AttributeError: 'int' object has no attribute 'bit_count'

...I got this when I ran the code through Python 2.7

#11bgc_431

this does not work in my jupyter notebook . says 'int' object has no attribute 'bit_count'

contains is the function for "in" operator. When we import it as "include", that does the trick.

how does this even work?