It does. Print in Python automatically adds a newline at the end by default. But it also works without a newline, because the author calls .splitlines() on the output anyway.

And it's possible without *args because the author, for whatever reason, always calls the function statically with one argument.

TIL

thanks!

It's a chatgpt answer

If you're gonna brag, at least have a solution better than O(n ^ 2).

Still readable though, pretty sure it is not yet the shortest answer

Because it's python lol. If something can be written in one function, why not? :D

Use spoiler flag next time please. Your post was visible in the homepage.

you are right, admins should make it so:

if kata == beginner and kata_line_of_code_amount >= 30:
return(not_eligible_for_best_practices)

I think he's trolling too. He's a good troll, because it takes so much free time to write this code.=))))

coz funny