The string can be converted to a set directly
The string is walked through twice here, which isn't optimal in terms of time. The time complexity added is O(1) though
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Mapping str() onto list slices is more readable:
str()
map(str, n[:3])
The for-case paradigm
There's a more concise way to do it with formatted string literals https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/59b1a938182024506b00081d/groups/5d211384ed0ee5000134b2e3
The name object is already taken
object
There's already a callable named type
type
The name object is already used by the object class
An empty list shouldn't be both set as a default argument of recursive() and passed upon its first call
recursive()
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The string can be converted to a set directly
The string is walked through twice here, which isn't optimal in terms of time. The time complexity added is O(1) though
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Mapping
str()onto list slices is more readable:This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
The for-case paradigm
There's a more concise way to do it with formatted string literals https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/59b1a938182024506b00081d/groups/5d211384ed0ee5000134b2e3
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This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
The name
objectis already takenThere's already a callable named
typeThe name
objectis already used by theobjectclassThis comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
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An empty list shouldn't be both set as a default argument of
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