Nope. Functions from operator module don't care what type of objects you give them, as long as they implement __add__. However, if you for example give floats to int-bound methods, then you get an error.

yep new to slices should of used [2:], Still learning,adjusted solution

What for is len function? We can just use slice here.

You're a bit faster than the shark (3m/s vs 2m/s), but you're also much further away from the pontoon than it is (31m away vs. 13m away), which means it will get to the pontoon first and you will be eaten if you try to get past it.

That's really smart

Point? Are you serious? What for?

absolutely, I thought a lot, but didn't understand what it used for

Testing for 31 and 13 and 3 and 2 and False
It should work for random inputs too: 'Alive!' should equal 'Shark Bait!'

Why? Since you're faster than the shark, the answer should equal 'Alive!' anyway (btw doesn't matter if 'dolphin' is True or False).

Am I right or not? Mayne I just don't understand the task.

Lua translation

If dad has 55 and son has 30, then never dad would still have 55 and son would be 5 years younger...

i'm asking myself the same question

I saw the box, but it was too late after posting - then I just couldn't edit the first comment to tick it. Thank you!