thank you very much. I had no prior familiarty with regex and tbh I'm still a total noob in this whole programming think. thank you for the effort tho. It was really helpful and informative.
Why is this solution so fast? It my understanding s1.count(c) and s2.cound(c) take O(n) to execute, and we repeat it multiple times (up to 26). However my solution with a counter dictionary takes only O(n), but overtimes.
It doesnt work for '1234\n' (says True). Will have to use \A and \Z, not ^ and $
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That simple and elegant "set" function . I keep missing it in my logics.
thank you very much. I had no prior familiarty with regex and tbh I'm still a total noob in this whole programming think. thank you for the effort tho. It was really helpful and informative.
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I don't get it at all
Why is this solution so fast? It my understanding s1.count(c) and s2.cound(c) take O(n) to execute, and we repeat it multiple times (up to 26). However my solution with a counter dictionary takes only O(n), but overtimes.
damn regexers always shining through everything ;D
Cool, two good solutions for this problem. Thanks guys!
you mean like this?
Like this:
[title](https://www.url.com)-- markdown syntaxawesome, just found it in the documentation also
https://docs.python.org/2/library/re.html#raw-string-notation
no idea how you did that cool link stuff
raw string
noob here, what does the r in the beginning stand for?
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