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      • ignaciomortega95
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 4 months ago

      well, it's indeed HIS more clever solution, so, it's true lol

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      • HyperPoss
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 6 months ago

      I don't know... The best solution, of course... But I think it would be nice to try at least to improve your skills in creating algorithms. If there a module it's good. But sometimes there isnt

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      • user127510
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 8 months ago

      if it is provided, it shall be used when necessary

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      • RolfHendriks
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 10 months ago

      Ah, but this is part of the standard library, not a 3rd party framework. I think this makes all the difference in the world. Once we import a 3rd party framework, we also import the concept of dependency management and the many issues that accompany it. But standard library features are freebies.

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      • RolfHendriks
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 10 months ago

      Just when I thought my one-liner could not be beaten! This is the best solution because reusing a built-in capability is preferable to reinventing it.

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      • CClairvoyant
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 11 months ago

      For one, you don't need to send a link to your solution. There's a "View Solution" button under every commenter, which allows anyone to view the commenter's solution.
      For another, your solution being more clever is definitely one of the possible opinions... doesn't make it true though.

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      • CodyCody000_
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 15 months ago

      This is clever, but not very interesting actually :\

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      • garudajava
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 2 years ago

      Same. Well, might have been a holey 45 minutes.

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      • chris-gomez
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 2 years ago

      I love the Python experience of trying to figure out bitwise operations for a solid 30 min and then seeing this as the top answer.

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      • vmred
      • commented on "Don't rely on luck." python solution
      • 2 years ago

      awesome

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      • asoro
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 2 years ago

      lmao

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      • lechevalier
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 2 years ago

      RTFM

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      • Huyanigua
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      • 2 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • ITBearX
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 2 years ago

      LOL
      Well... It does work and it might be the best practice to use the library function rather than invent the wheel. However it was supposed to be a challenge to find your own solution, wasn't it.

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      • samuelhajnik
      • commented on "int32 to IPv4" python solution
      • 2 years ago

      Take a breath

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