Nice using of f string

You don't get bonus points for hallucinating new problems, so why bother?

to be clear, this is not the best solution as it uses O(n^2 log n) time; Blind4Basics solution is better.

The spoiler flag XD

I think a tenary operator with more than one else starts to be a bit hard to read. But points to you for using count only once.

This is best practices now, ignore comments on second solution with format as they are 5 years old.
There was a time where format was best practices, because many apps still didn't move to a higher python version. But Python 3.6 (first version where f strings released) is no longer supported both development and security wise.

f strings are quite the beauty.

Thank @Awesome A.D.. I did not know.

Please don't post solutions in the discourse without the spoiler flag.

naming can be improved. The 'c' is not a good varaible name to me.

to be fair, he fixed the code. It was never specified to to keep use the same module

lol, not really , sometimes a code does not have to pass for everything and that may end up defeating the purpose of the code

Any other solution besides this is simply over-engineering.

is it this type of floor as operation same as floor() funtion from the module Math? or it only serve for this purpose? example: you have 2.5 it only gives you 2 as a floor. then f you need to rount up or down then should be the time to use ceil and floor methods?

I was using /n instead of \n and got confused for a good 5 minutes, fml