Thank you very much Anter69. I get it now!

It's a generator expression: similar in form to list comprehensions, but not the same. Here, the end result is the same, only faster.

You can read more about it e.g. here

Aren't list comprehensions supposed to have [ ]

I'm new at this.

Thank you,
Josh

Done. Thank you for the feedback.

The return type should be a tuple

• Sample tests use wrong function name
• The output type should be a tuple
• Ideally, all variables/functions should be in snake_case, and new test framework should be used

Under the language drop-down, add new.

Where's the link to it?

Python translation added. Please accept it :)

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Better, but your actual and expected are swapped: CW Python test.assert_equals takes arguments in the order of actual, expected and not expected, actual.

Also, since this translation is already rejected, you may want to fork this translation and publish the fork so that I may approve that instead, cheers :)

Is it okay now?

Python translation added.

Rejecting this because:

1. No random tests - random tests can be achieved in Python by doing from random import random and then following this guide
2. The first 3 assertions of the test suite use the order actual, expected but the ones afterwards use expected, actual so some of the assertions are bound to generate confusing error messages upon failure. I think the correct order of arguments for Python test.assert_equals is actual, expected but you will have to check with the CW Python Test Reference to confirm this.