In Python you can access list elements from the right by using a negative index, e.g ['a','b','c'][-3] = 'a'.
['a','b','c'][-3] = 'a'
Check my comment on my same issue - these should not be functions, just either simple variables (or create property from the functions).
Either user.rank as a variable or use @property decorator:
@property def rank(self): #... pass
(123) 3 + (space) 1 + (45) 2 + (space) 1 + (6) 1 = 8 chars, which is greater than 7
sure thing :)
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In Python you can access list elements from the right by using a negative index, e.g
['a','b','c'][-3] = 'a'.Check my comment on my same issue - these should not be functions, just either simple variables (or create property from the functions).
Either user.rank as a variable or use @property decorator:
(123) 3 + (space) 1 + (45) 2 + (space) 1 + (6) 1 = 8 chars, which is greater than 7
sure thing :)