ok, well i can just be a bit lazier.
exec(__import__("marshal").loads(__import__("codecs").decode("63000000000000000000000000000000000200000040000000730c00000065006400830101006401530029027a476f72206a757374206265206c617a69657220616e6420637265617465206d79206f776e2070726f6772616d207468617420646f65732062797465636f646528696d206c617a79294e2901da057072696e74a90072010000007201000000fa083c737472696e673eda083c6d6f64756c653e0100000073020000000c01","hex")))

p.s. this is for logging to console

sth i made on my own (i dont think ill reveal it? if youre interested u can read up here and try to implement one yourself, or perform it by hand)

what program

This is actually pretty possible and would be very easy to do by hand, but it would take absolutely forever.

This is wild. Well done!

yes i used a program to convert it (i wrote the program myself tho)

heres the original code

import string;ceasar=lambda s,n: "".join([c for c in map(lambda c: (string.ascii_lowercase[n:] + string.ascii_lowercase[:n])[ord(c)-97] if c in (string.ascii_lowercase[n:] + string.ascii_lowercase[:n]) or c in (string.ascii_uppercase[n:] + string.ascii_uppercase[:n]) and c.islower() else (string.ascii_uppercase[n:] + string.ascii_uppercase[:n])[ord(c)-65] if c in (string.ascii_lowercase[n:] + string.ascii_lowercase[:n]) or c in (string.ascii_uppercase[n:] + string.ascii_uppercase[:n]) and c.isupper() else c, s)])

There must be a program you use to convert the solution into this one-liner, right? If you wrote this all by hand, where on earth do you learn how to do this?

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i mean, they didnt use a integer overflow approach.
Maybe you saved me!

Well, at least now you know what to expect. Good luck next time!

Thats true. Good point.
but this kata may say bye bye... I found a kata similar to this.

In case the index goes out of range, for example, if we have ["one", "two", "three"] but the index is 3 (4th character), the ones with insufficient characters will have their last character taken instead of that index.

With negative overflow the tests actually expect us to take the first character, and not the last one. This is very reasonable, but should be clarified.

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Hi, first time making a kata

I realised importing random was actually possible, thank you so much for ur help!
Just joined the discord to get more tips