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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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Thanks; I learned a new function and new method!
LOL I feel the same! Our solutions are exactly the same hahah! As Reda12345 said, we all have diffenrent logic but as long as it works you're good :) I was being harsh to myself too, but i'm going to take my own advice now and be proud of myself for finding a solution at least lol even if it's not the shortest code!
genius
i knew count was a builtin function, but at the last minute i made a confusion with Counter from the Collection module, then i used a for loop to count, now im dumbfounded lol. great solution.
No need to be, every solution (unless it's absolute garbage like you YandereDev style developer) is alright tbh
i did something similar to that with a dict and exiting as soon as the value(number of appearance) of a key(letter) is more than 1.
every solution is valid. If you passed Testing phase that mean you've something in the brain !
not at all ! we all have different logic the point is that you're solution work.
Testing make it correct
I'm new to python, and I'd not seen the floor division operator before. Thanks for this solution. It gave me something to research. I am now a bit smarter about things. I appreciate it.
Wish I had done it this clean!
damn, forgot this method exited haha
Dude ... I just finished this, found the same solution ... EXCEPT, I included a "if not isdigit()" check into the return statement, because my dumb-ass though that the "moOse" example in the description had a zero instead of a capital 'o'... so I thought that we had to make sure that if a number is included, function returns False. Once I finished and saw your solution, I was looking at it for like solid 3 minutes, asking myself why is this here if it obviously doesn't fufill one of the requirements, before finally realizing that I confuzed 0 and O .... **** me.
no solution can be cleaner than mine
Great response! Only issue for readability is not having the same number in the prompt in the code. Then again, it's simple enough it's not an issue
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