Use collections.Counter, man!

So what? Python 2 is cool)))

Great!

Superb!!!

On Python way, you could write anything in solution, but receive only an global error instad of test flow when "Attempt":

STDERR:
File "main.py", line 173
print('\n'.join(f'{k}: {v}' for k,v in C.items() if k not in ('wLen','sLen')))
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

By the way, sample tests work normally.

My solution pass all "sample tests", but on "Attempt" I've got a message:

STDERR:
File "main.py", line 173
print('\n'.join(f'{k}: {v}' for k,v in C.items() if k not in ('wLen','sLen')))
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

WTF???

In C++ you propose as a starting template:

template <typename T>
vector<T> find_array(vector<T> arr1, vector<int> arr2)
{
  // Solution
}

but there is no

using std::vector

in program. So it would be desirable either add this or change all "vector" to "std::vector" in template.

Exellent!

Thanks!

Hello!
I never play poker, only read rules in wiki, and I have a questions about next testcases:

Assert::That (run_test ("6S AD 7H 4S AS", "AH AC 5H 6H 7S", Result::Loss)); // "Highest pair wins"
Assert::That (run_test ("4S 5H 6H TS AC", "3S 5H 6H TS AC", Result::Win )); // "Highest card wins"

In first variant we see One Pair (Ace cards) in player's hand, and the same combination in opponent's hand.
Why player loose?
The same situation in second test case, we see nothing special combination but one Highest Card (Ace) in player's hand and the same in opponent's hand.
Why player wins?
I thank that it must be tie this case. Where I was mistaken?
Thanx.

C++ language, if it is important.

ahhahaaaa!

how many tries?