bruh

old thread, but I'd recommend hiding the actual regex in a variable that suggests it's regex so nobody ever has to guess what it is. If you know it's a "regular expression", then yes it's readable.

Approved

absoultely, 100% - very readable imho

would you use this as production code? is it readable enough?

Would adding a multiline operator to the regex be useless?

It is called "type coercion". Quite broad topic.

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What does '/\d/g' do?

Forked it with some changes:

• added conditional comments to the instructions so the function's name matches.
• added a sample test.
• changed the random factor to a fixed number.

Review and approve.

Not an issue. You're outputting too much information to the stdout.

In Python 3.6, I get an error "Max Buffer Size Reached (1.5 MiB)" and I can't submit my code, although it passes all test cases.