ok a forloop that appends by x iterating (str(n)) into a list (which is then reversed), but you don't need to .insert/.append bc it is the list itself, and you don't need a previously assigned blank list either for the same reason. I can get about that far and then it just feels like a paradox.But if it works it works. Writing this down for later use.
This is what I thought: if matched a invalid char then it means u have to return false.
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That is one line?
Oooh, so that's what it meant. I guess "rounded to 1 decimal place" is easier to understand.
It's already there.
Should specify that if the output is a float, it should be rounded to 1 decimal place.
Same but in just one line xD
Not the shortest, but ok
Exactly what I thought! I think the sample test case should use the converted form instead.
ok a forloop that appends by x iterating (str(n)) into a list (which is then reversed), but you don't need to .insert/.append bc it is the list itself, and you don't need a previously assigned blank list either for the same reason. I can get about that far and then it just feels like a paradox.But if it works it works. Writing this down for later use.
nais kata!
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I like this.
If you're using C# make sure you have added your using statement for System;
No, find what he scores per minute and then muliply by the full game length.
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