Ahhhh, there's always someone who have done the kata with one-liner solutions while I spent 30 minutes...hard to be a newbie in coding

After doing so many Python Kata and learning from one-liner solutions, I'm happy that I can now have one-liner solutions equivalent to these :D

Thats just amazing

Lmao🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

there is always the one mf who likes to mog my answers which i spengt my whole day doing with just one line!!!

I agree most of the time but this is an odd solution to post this on. This is probably as readable and concise as a solution could ever be.

good answer with readable solution.

OMG, i'm very stupid

The comma operator makes age,handicap a tuple to Python. The parenthesis make it a tuple to everyone else.

Close to mine but I totally forgot about tuple unpacking ...

because output is list

Just like msc3000 said. With more detail; kata itself asks for an array result containing class of each member (data), so in each iteration evaluated adds into the returning array 'Senior' or 'Open' depending on de result of that evaluation. Hope it helps despite my horrible english.

Is there a reason for writing it in square brackets ?

The highest rated and most clever really don't seem to be best practice. They are always harder to read.
Lines of code are cheap.