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Regarding the above solution: would it not be O(n)? Iterating through the list of ascii characters is O(1) – it always iterates through the 26 characters of the alphabet. Thus, checking the input of length n results in O(26 * n) = O(n). Dissenters welcome.
lmao no where close to being "best practice"
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Makes perfect sense. Thanks.
Wouldn't it return False for true pangram if it had a coma or any special signs? What am I missing?
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Look at fork history
Check its fork history
Didn't think of that.
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I was thinking about a solution like this, but I was not able to transform the idea in code.
Very clever!
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