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Exercism exercises in Python.
Once I got into this, it became clear that there's only one approach with minor syntax variations. Hence, there is just an `introduction.md`: no separate approaches, no benchmarking. Are you...
Added an `Introduction.md` and the Following Approaches: 1. Sequence Slice with Negative Step 2. Iteration with String Concatenation 3. Reverse Iteration with Range() 4. Make a list and Use str.join()...
As discussed. I suspect you will want to add examples, and should. Otherwise, I _hope_ this will be one of the easier ones (famous last words!). This was a bit...
This is a first pass at the rather ugly monster concept. I doubt it will work as-is, but at least we now have everything in one place for discussion. Your...
A possibility for the `random` concept? Please rate as OK/fixable/junk. The tests are unusual, to deal with non-deterministic output. Please sanity-check them, both for accuracy and test-runner performance. I tried...
Incomplete draft for discussion. This is a fairly direct port from C#. Is this suitable for the `datetime` concept? Usual options: - Use with minor tweaks. - Use after substantial...
Another non-urgent submission, for review at some point in the future. I provisionally assumed that `deque` will be discussed elsewhere.
As we are working through initial feedback for the `Plane Tickets` exercise and the `generators` concept, it occurred to me that many students are unaware of places/objects in the stdlib...
See now closed issue #3205, as well as the discussion on [PR #3375](https://github.com/exercism/python/pull/3375) and the discussion on [PR #3420](https://github.com/exercism/python/pull/3420), among others. This exercise appears to lend itself to `lambda` abuse,...
