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My mistake. Fixed in the fork.
Fixed in the fork. It was a result of backtracking, but for some reason it didn't affect my solution. I've placed cuts at the end of most of the test predicates.
Why bother flooring to Int at all? The tests pass wihtout it.
Yes, I hadn't thought of the complexity of
list.insertin particular (list.pop(0)is basically justn,list=list[0],list[1:];return nso I don't think it's too bad, but it's possible I just don't understand how slicing works under the hood). Also, I will admit I was tempted to try and golf this answer, but that would probably just lead tolambda a,b:sorted(a+b)as mentioned in the original, so that's pretty boring.It's not pretty, but I'm beat again. Learning functional programming has ruined my golfing ability.
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What is the desired behavior for empty strings
""?Your funciton bugs out on strings of odd length... is the result undefined for such strings, or is that an oversight on your part?