Thank you :)

There is no wrong in doing so:

Python max() Function

The max() function returns the item with the highest value, or the item with the highest value in an iterable. If the values are strings, an alphabetically comparison is done.

You are welcome! Part 2 just got approved. https://www.codewars.com/kata/665bf5790be3c249ffb9422b

I like this kata. Thank you

Honestly I am furious. From when are classes considered fundamentals?

At least put a **** tag next to that.

OP solved it, closing

Didn't know that Counter can output empty dict. It haven't even crossed my mind. Thank you. :)

I guess i do. Maybe after I¨ll actually programm something real it might get better.. Still thank you and have nice day. :)

The description doesn't say it.

What will happen if someone has a two part name, like von Braun? Or it will include some tags, processed afterwards, that should be not capitalized?

You're overthinging it :)

I know this can be done with int. Still this is great one-liner.

I guess. Still better behaviour would be to capitalize every words inside the answer, don't you thing?

How exactly it matters? say_hello('john') => "Hello, john" would be an expected behavior.

Maybe I missed it but what about the case when name elements can be lowercase?