i don't think this is best practice

solution is smart

but fighting real war you could come in short

'aye' in a.values() returns True also when too short in men

easy XD

Oh man that's clever. I'm just learning Python and I had no idea int() could be used that way.

hell nah

This is O(n^2) for an O(n) problem

a bit long :)

this is not a very good solution. It does not work as expected for an empty input string or for any string that has 1 character (this causes an exception by using pop on an empty list)

You only needed one loop and that would have been enough to create both lists.

The best solution so far! So clever and simple!

what are u even talking , what do u mean readable ? lol ur mind should keep track of 2 loops. This code is absolute satire

got it

thx man

No, JavaScript's interpreter understands both cases with the same way, it's a little bit styled.