Thanks to you I discovered the feature Next

Use enumerate, dude

Brrrr. you mad bro)

Whaaaaat??!!!

omg.
I sat for two hours calculating algebraic formulas. And here everything was so simple

i dont understand.
return ' '.join(sorted(s.split(), key = sorted(w)))
dont work!

The length of the line is a guarantee that the sentence will contain all the letters. The sentence may contain several letters, o, a, as well as spaces, special characters and numbers that will affect the length of the line but are not letters.

yes, i too XDD

why was this solution voted as best practice? This solution has 2 imports and the same number of lines as mine without any imports.

Buddy, what is the overcomplication of this solution? Everything is simple and clear

I copied your kata to see how it works, but I don't fully understand how it works. What does the nf_gen function do?

I am not sure which part you don't understand. Basically the requirement is to write a bunch of functions, which will return for exmple 35 when called like this: seven(times(five())).

If you call it locally in your IDE like this: print(seven(times(five()))) it will print 35.

What should I do in this kata? I made a universal function that decomposes a string into expressions and calculates a formula. But what should I do in this damn kata?