I don't get why he specifies 0 to be unsigned long, and not any other unsigned numeral type (ui, us). Isn't the "size_t" statement sufficient ?

I agree

@Davidfranom, please, be careful because this is post increment, i.e. give me the character and only then increment

Click reset, try again.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 2, in
import codewars_test as test
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'codewars_test'
Can't even evaluate this. C'mon

Doesn't this make that comparison start with the 2nd element of the array?

Exaclty!
Give the character under the current pointer (position) and point the pointer to the next character.
Post Increment.

@Karmotrine, Nice Troll for CS students)))
0ul
(chuckle)

0ul means unsigned long integer 0

'0 = 0' should equal '0=0'
What's with the spacing? It would be nice if the spacing were consistent.

Pain.