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I met the same problem in another question...
in python2.7 (int / int is int) if you want a float try (float(int) / int)
in python3 (int / int is float)
hope this can help you
Good!
I passed it after figure out the meaning of the title.Thank you very much!
Do you know what the word "consecutive" means? It means "following each other continuously". In
"it","wkppv","ixoyx", "3452", "zzzzzzzzzzzz"], 3), "ixoyx3452zzzzzzzzzzzz""it", "wkppv","ixoyx" are three consecutive strings. it","wkppv", "3452" are not consecutive. Hope that helps.
Sorry, I am not very good at English.I will try again.Thank you!
As you can see at the top of the page 9426 guys passed the kata so I'm sorry but there are no contradictions. I advice you to read carefully the description and to study the examples. Good luck!
testing(longest_consec(["it","wkppv","ixoyx", "3452", "zzzzzzzzzzzz"], 3), "ixoyx3452zzzzzzzzzzzz")
len('wkppv') == len('ixoyx')
testing(longest_consec(["itvayloxrp","wkppqsztdkmvcuwvereiupccauycnjutlv","vweqilsfytihvrzlaodfixoyxvyuyvgpck"], 2), "wkppqsztdkmvcuwvereiupccauycnjutlvvweqilsfytihvrzlaodfixoyxvyuyvgpck")
len(test[1]) == len(test[2])
Are they contradictory?