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i know of one other which was the exact same length. what are the other ways tho?
EDIT: I found a way which is 1 char shorter
IDK if it was a joke, but there are 3 shorter ways to import.
my exact solution but i was golfing
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Humbled again.
No way -- no way.
This is just so neat
Before I read the comments here, I thought code wars was a bit laggy and wasn't displaying the complete code...
#11bfp_42v
python never ceases to amaze me
bruh is on another level, we cant beat him🔥🔥🔥.
Everyperson who saw your solution, i bet they come to comments section...🫣😂🤣
dat nga gotta chill
Oooooooooooooooohhhhh i get it hahahah
big brain!
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.format() is older as it was introduced in python 2.6 while f-string is newer and from python 3.6
F-strings are generally more compact than .format() and easier to decipher but the biggest difference is in the ability for expressions within the f-string to be performed at runtime. This allows for things such as calling functions, creating classes, and math operations.
Additionally, f-strings are faster than .format()
What's the difference between .format() and a f-string?
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