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      • Awesome_Programmer
      • commented on "Greet Me" kata
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      • commented on "Greet Me" kata
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      • commented on "Rot13" python solution
      • 8 years ago

      The writer of the kata explicitly said not to use encode. You really should not have used it.

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      • commented on "Shortest Word" kata
      • 8 years ago

      I am not 100% sure because of the spacing, but I think that if you set "a" to "len(x)" then "a > len(x)" will always be false. This means that your code will be returning the length of the last word as the if statement will never be evaluated.

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