What is the bug? Your solution seems to be buggy, it does not handle leading spaces correctly.

It seems there's a bug in this, but its not reading the correct answer as passed in Java.

For anyone who is hopelessly stuck:
To find the solution in Python (without guessing randomly),
you rely on importing a library that you may have never heard of.

So I recommend searching the web if there are any tools that make your life easier.
I hope this info can avoid some frustration, please do not flag a spoiler

there was a spurious line in the initial code that would cause out-of-bounds accesses if not deleted. removed.

im so stupid i read it like reverese the entire string ie "Double spaces" to ""secaps elbouD" lololoolooololoooooooooolollololoolololo

Fixed.

Approved.

This was a fun problem. I am going to attempt the harder problem I saw that had a similar concept to this now.

Not a valid suggestion.
Please do not post solutions in kata discourses.

I understood

And why did you use trim?

Hey! Guys i need a tip what to do with this problem. I've alraedy used trim.
Input: " double spaced words " ==> expected: <[ elbuod decaps sdrow ]>
but was <[elboud decaps sdrow]>

I started to unify test cases and random input generation to have the following specs:

• ASCII only
• multiple spaces
• possible leading and trailing spaces

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Not a kata issue. Your code is just reversing the text, and not reversing each word in text. Note that word is composed of any non-space characters.