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In the description:
AB[2[3CD]] -> ABCDCDCDshould beAB[2[3CD]] -> ABCDCDCDCDCDCDDecently challenging - had to learn some new Python features to do it. Very satisfying in the end.
Would recommend fixing description as per rge123's suggestions.
There will only be captical letter, numbers and brackets('[' and ']') in the message. Try : There will only be capital letters, numbers, and square brackets.
When there's a block of code inside brackets, such as [39ABC], it means you need to repeat the letters(ABC) n(39) times. I am unsure what n(39) refers to; maybe just say 39 times?
You final message will only consists of capital letters. Try: Your final message will only consist of capital letters.
Seconding this.
Almost duplicate of this
Sample tests are wrong.
Thanks. I just updated it.
Actual/expected values are still flipped.
Oh right. Just updated the example test. Thanks a lot.
This should solve it. Thanks a lot!
Either the description is missing some info, or this example is wrong.
Thanks. The test example was wrong. I just updated it.
The description is still the same.
Thanks for pointing out that too. Just updated.
This should solve it. Thanks again!