#11bfv_431

fantastic .

As a beginner at Python, this blew my mind.
Great job!

We're a lot to have solved this one without any regex...

On the "normal way" it was too easy to solve the katas, so I decided to solve all the katas with one-liners, and it was a great fun :)

Yes, sometimes it is difficult to read the one-liners for others who are not on the same level. But the one-liners are not about the readability. If you don't understand a complex one-liner with meaningless identifiers that means you just need to learn and practice a little bit more which is not a bad thing.

cause codegolf

Why would you write one-liners with meaningless identifiers? They're difficult to read and they have no pros performance-wise whatsoever.

what penny ??

Added proper python and ruby examples to description.

Ha, all languages, there is an open issue on this below, fixes inbound.

What language?

So is this a "real" issue of kata but not a bug in user's code? I just want to make sure if I should solve it by working hard at codes of client side.

And the opinion of microsoft: see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/design-guidelines/capitalization-conventions

Duplicate issue.

If it is the same issue as the one below, why opening another one? Note that not all katas that broke with the new runner could/can be fixed.

Still broken!

I 'got creative' on this one, but then the following:

Time: 558ms Passed: 300 Failed: 0 Exit Code: 1
NameError: name 'wrap_mystery' is not defined