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Name:Carlos
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      • Vexaurus
      • commented on "lechevalier's fork of lechevalier's Python solution for "Ranking Poker Hands"" kumite
      • 4 years ago

      This was a great learning experience for me thanks

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      • commented on "Calculating with Functions" kata
      • 4 years ago

      I would recommend reading up on higher order functions

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      • commented on "Permutations" python solution
      • 4 years ago

      It's a recursive function

      The arguments continue to get smaller as the function is continiously called

      until it reaches the base case, being if len(word) <=1: return [word].

      then the function continually returns the results, until it passes out of the for loop.

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