no, you have to use numbers for random range...
Haskell translation
is it possible to use random for this? that was my first thought
nice one
I like this one.
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I hadn't read the description till the end. Not my first time 🙄
i added more personalized assertion messages to Python
or perhaps just a reminder from the description:
cheater u can't use restricted characters!
The error message is confusing:
cheater u can't use digits !!!: True should equal False
Maybe or math operators should be added.
or math operators
You used + in your code.
+
Hmmm... Thanks.
You used .strip, there's "str" there.
.strip
I solved the problem according to all the conditions. What does this inscription mean: Imagine using str in your solution: 'str' should equal False? All tests have been passed. And I didn't use STR!
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no, you have to use numbers for random range...
Haskell translation
is it possible to use random for this? that was my first thought
nice one
I like this one.
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
I hadn't read the description till the end. Not my first time 🙄
i added more personalized assertion messages to Python
or perhaps just a reminder from the description:
The error message is confusing:
Maybe
or math operators
should be added.You used
+
in your code.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Hmmm... Thanks.
You used
.strip
, there's "str" there.I solved the problem according to all the conditions. What does this inscription mean: Imagine using str in your solution: 'str' should equal False? All tests have been passed. And I didn't use STR!
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