For Python 3.10 and upper

Good for my education!

yes, it can. you need optimize your algo

Elegant solution! Круто.

Excellent code! Every string is food for my learning mind.

Because then the point is not a floating point. The floating point have to be exactly after a number.

If we replace first point into space, then it also will works.
But I dont understand why. Sophisticated.
Could anybody explain?

Can this kata be solved without inverse modular? If not, you should write this condition as obligatory, not as the hint. Spent a lot of time for optimising, but still have no enought time to pass random tests. And it really dissapoint me and make sad.

Great! Pls be my teacher!

Thank you a lot!

A few issues off the top of my head:

• The task itself is underspecified - what is meant by "input value have boolean representation"? At first I thought it was any value x that converting to a boolean by bool(x) does not raise an exception, but it turns out to be completely arbitrary and not backed by any particular Python language feature
• Missing edge cases, e.g. empty list
• Missing random tests, i.e. fuzz testing

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Genius!

Thx for OOP example, but it hard to understand it at first time.