also, its funny and to flex =)

The version of Python which caused this error is not available anymore.

Don't see why would we...

Why would you want a one-liner

To practice and improve your skills!

Why would you want a one-liner for this problem, or indeed for any other problem?

Normally to "go to the next one" that's what while loop condition if for, but doing it with break keyword is fine too. And yep, break's only use in python is to break out of loop.

i did it without em, you would only need them if you wanted to go to the next one and were stuck in a loop no ?

I agree. Also you could move the dict outside the function, so the dict wouldn't be created every function call.

Yay, code golf. I like how on CodeWars there are always some random code golf solutions too.

hey could you please explain how your recursive function returns number of years? Does it add 1 on each recursion and then adds them up?

Is it even possible for calendar module to be unavailable?

Imagine you had to choose which solution you prefer to debug. Good luck debugging that 3 liner.

Also, I can write shitty code and rank up as long as solutions I post work.

Lastly, what is the point replying to a 2 year old comment and ranting about how wrong I was as a beginner?

I don't agree, it is indeed a reasonable approach, and the code is perfectly readable as well.
No offence, but if you think what he wrote is unreadable, I wonder how you are 3 kyu.

Ah yes, the new 54421 character line length convention

you can store keys of a dict as integers like so:

result = {
  1: 'one',
  2: 'two',
  ...
}