\w is a word character
\W is a non-word character

Why refer to an output table when you are just returning a query?

Exactly. My original solution put that value into each row because of the unclear wording. I did learn something new from that though so not all bad. :)

No @o the second condition is correct. 'brave' can only appear in quality1 (so quality1 can't be 'evil') which leaves quality2 as possibly being 'evil'.

No @v because 'cunning' can only appear in quality2 so to have both qualities, 'evil' can only appear in quality1.

Inadequate tests, especially to do with Slytherin. My solution was passing even when my selection for Slytherin was wrong.
There are no records that meet the Slytherin criteria which means that you can select for Slytherins with the quailty "superevilandtotallywithoutremorse" and your solution will still be correct.
And the ordering requirement is superfluos.

Cool! :)

I thought you were funny then I read your responses and realised this was probably a serious attempt. :(

Yes NO :)
You are correct. Apologies I got a bit frustrated.

@Lician
For example finding fib(5):
Work through it from the top down as per the tree diagram below. When the function returns a value at the bottom, work your way back up replacing each function call with the value it returns and you will reach the answer which is 5.

                                  fib(5-1)                     +                      fib(5-2)
                  fib(4-1)           +          fib(4-2)                 fib(3-1)        +        fib(3-2)
      fib(3-1)       +     fib(3-2)       fib(2-1) + fib(2-2)       fib(2-1) + fib(2-2)               1
fib(2-1) + fib(2-2)            1              1     +    0              1     +     0               
    1    +    0  

Does this pos kata work in java?

I won't be as rude, but I can't say I understand the instructions (and I've studied music theory some years back). Please try and explain this better. You might as well just explain what the program actually needs to do with a given example or 2.

I understand the assignment operator but being fairly new to Python, please explain this code