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this solutions returns True if the input is ''
I tried the same code and it failed.
my code can calculate the number of asterisk (increment by 2odd number per level, see below result) but it still throwing an error because of the wrong spacing. Any tips?
['', '', '*', '', '']
this got accepted? why? how?I tried on my jupyter notebeek the link below and the return value shown was youtube
domain_name('http://yahoo-test.com/asdfa/asdf/asdf/asdf/index.html')
on the 3 conditions given in the script what condition satisfied the url below that it still displayed just the domain name
domain_name('http://yahoo-test.com/asdfa/asdf/asdf/asdf/index.html')
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ahhmm..sorry your answer is vague to me.. can you give more details to it? Im still on a learning stage hope you understand. WHy is is also that my question got hidden. Its an error message and not my python code?
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i get the same error. however for me who is still in the early stages if Python can ipost my code here and guys check out what makes my code so slow. I have about 3 FOR loops in there :)
for users who are good in python this is readable to them.
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im using Python
can i use *args for this so I dont have to put the numbers inside a bracket when im calling the function?
can we actually print/output the strings we are testing against our code?
will the answer/return be in a dictionary? for example below. How would be the output like: {'i' : 7, 's' : 2 }
"Indivisibilities" -> 2 # 'i' occurs seven times and 's' occurs twice
how do i see the test that was used to run against my code?
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