Your output is a map object, you had to use the list() function outside to convert the map object into a list.

Классное решение

I wanted to do that but I was too lazy to search on how to use map func

really? kinda unnescesary ngl...

I think so

DRY!

oh super() makes a lot more sense than what i was doing lol

i did it in the same way xD

Cool. The most concise and elegant solution. I like it)
I did almost like this example.

Are you saying that a Python editor didn't recognize str as being defined?

I tried it on other code editor, the result is NameError. Why is thar?

and also the one of 431 other players :-)

My solution