Work smarter, not harder.

I feel hella smart for figuring ts out

the more I code the more I understand the pythonic way of coding ,

with this excerice i was able to fully understand set , join and sorted

my favorit solution too, didn't know before that max returns the longest string. so it's short and brave. genious. I love it.

lol too

perfect!

i guess it's to late but, in reduce, you have initial value after callback function, which is most of the times called accumulator. So if initial value is 0 and there is no elements in an array - it return 0, as callback never called.

I don't leverage the power of "in (iterable)" enough LOL

Ah...I applied tolower() directly to the char in the ord()...didn't think to apply it to the whole string lol

python guru move

So happy I got the same solution. Took me a solid half an hour but the first time I have got one of these very clever answers

i had the methods but didnt know how to get the right map. great work !

Also to add, the statement before and after and provide either a true or false(Boolean) output, so when returned you get True or False

Wow, smart ^^