good deam XDD

But why Over-Engineering?

Yep apparently not thinking of that is pretty common! *looks at own answer...

Yep - apparently not thinking of that is pretty common!

Had that exact same thought lol

I did similar. To speed it up, you can move the [char == " ":] section inside the [if i == True:] section. This will cut the number of compares to almost half. Why does this work? There's no need to set i to True after you already have.

@krishp True, my solution was similar, except that I did | if lng > wdth:, else: | I don't see any need for the "elif" here, and using an else instead means you don't have to use the ">=". If they equal, they'll be sent to the else which will still end with a valid solution.

My favorite right here. Nice!