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In my notebook when i use the function it return correct output for all values but when i use same function here the output is changing
ex for ['one','two','three','four'] my output is one, two, three and four as expected but the runtime shows my output is three,and,four,two why is it like that .In my notebook the functions get the expected output but not here .
Never mind. Understood
I still can't figure out when or how to decide if given string is imposible to decode. I read other answer but it still does not make sense to me. Could you provide one example(s) with calculation.
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121 is a palindrome in 1215
66, 393, 939, 929, 3663, 39293 and 936639 are palindromes in 39392936639
how come 39392936639 ,1215 .. many random test like this is True. How come 1215,39392936639 is plaindrome? I'm i understanding the question correctly?help me
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can anyone tell me how should i handle a sentence like "Impossible to decode" should i loop for a single word or each letter .when i loop for every letter my encoding value is this "5057aanaaaannananaaana" how come it is 5057aan .what i'm missing ?
It's the largest among the most frecuent numbers.
what should i return when there is tie ,largest number among the original number or largest number among most frequent.
you are very clever great
Hi,
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=> study the info you got from the assertion messages, don't forget to print the inputs, work out your brain to trace back what you missed. ;)
Closing & cheers.
(if needed, you can answer with more information, so that we can clear this out)
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