thank you

Cool

This shouldn't have worked, '\s' matches any whitespace character rather than just ' '

Love this one

nvm, chat-gpt said this:
a, *b = ...: This is the iterable unpacking syntax. It assigns the first value of the iterable to variable a and the rest of the values to a list variable b. The * (star or asterisk) is the extended unpacking operator introduced in Python 3.

What the start before the 'b' does?

Wouldn't it be better to run while there is an instance of double spaces rather than hard code a limit?

It's great to see someone not using regex

Why did you hard coded the replace block to run 10 times?

That's a smart one

So that's how you get rid of the if-else (cool)

Interesting question! Let's test:

JS Benchmark for several floor function alternatives

Results: Math.floor is about the same speed as other numeric methods for flooring a number, and all are far faster than you'll ever have to worry about.

Conclusion: Use Math.floor for readability, but these kinds of micro-optimisations really do not matter lol.