wait why is that? Only people who have finished the code can see this right?

I don't even want to understand this, LMAO

Thank you so much for the help and I know what I got wrong, but it is saying that 1.2.3.4 is False and cant seem to figure out why. Is it because of a break line?

it is essentially saying that True should equal False

Doing this in python, are we not allowed to use the itertools import permutations library?

Can you explain this too me? It looks like we have similiar code, but yours looks a little complex.

Test only gives you like 4 test cases, and attempt gives you like a 100 test cases. The Test test cases are pretty simple but the Attempt test cases are tricky and try to find a way to fail your code if you are not careful enough. When it comes to your code, there are certain numbers that will not have a divisor from 2 to 9 but can have double digits divisors.

I keep getting this failed test case and I dont know how to solve it -> Too long: expected '#Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa…' to equal false

This man is a menance to society.

Yall do know the first function is BS function LOLOLOL...

This module so clutch

Literally pressed every key on that board