Smart coder

Absolutely based.

This doesn't happen in the tests, so I guess we don't have to support that.

Very handful, indeed

Wow! That's neat! Thanks for the explanation.

The walrus operator, introduced in Python 3.8, allows you to do two things at the same time: assign a value to a variable and return that value, so sometimes you can write shorter and more readable code that can be even more computational and efficient.

What does the ":=" operator mean? Thanks

BRUH

Wow, very good solution! A bit verbose, but definitely better practice imo.

I mean, if you want a one-liner, you can't do much better, I think. But if you don't mind adding one line, you can get the max and min values above. But for this purpose, it's pointless, because it's not making a notable improvement in terms of performances.

It must be a binary tree.

As long as you provide an expression that is of boolean type, you can do it! :)

Your genius was clean cut by the float type ahaha

Interesting, didn't know that until now! Thanks