How should I know how many cards bob will take?

if the number of cards is even, the players can either take half of the cards from the stack, or only 1 card -- as they choose;

According to: The aim of the game is to collect the most cards.

This test is wrong: test.assert_equals(card_game(100000000000), 99999999950)

Because after first round:
Alice should take: 50000000000 and Bob should take: 25000000000 cards....

And if the answer is: 99999999950 -> means that Bob took only 50 cards at all

Cool, couldn't figure out where to put if/else in join !!! Thanks

its not creative, its basic for 2 dimesional arrays .....

I vote as best practice !!!

Always forget about max comparing option... LIKE

As I know, sorted already returns a "list"

I think they prefer to avoid it because its easy to get lost in it ....

But it's a nice feature! I really love it

I think, the best will be to extend description and specify it,

and let warriors pass test on the fly and don't debug the test results...

return a new array/tuple of two integers,

It accepts only tuples

[80, 0] should equal (80, 0)

How is this possible? Two identical input data, each one expects different results ?

Log

corect: False <class 'bool'>

entered: 0

exp: September 25, 2014

cur: September 5, 2014

25

5

exp: 2014-09-25 00:00:00

cur: 2014-09-05 00:00:00

True should equal False

Log

corect: False <class 'bool'>

entered: 0

exp: September 25, 2014

cur: September 5, 2014

25

5

exp: 2014-09-25 00:00:00

cur: 2014-09-05 00:00:00

Test Passed

Can someone explain me, Am I missing something ?

exp: September 25, 2014

cur: September 5, 2014

25

5

exp: 2014-09-25 00:00:00

cur: 2014-09-05 00:00:00

True should equal False

Am I missing something from the description ? where it says about the whole string to uppercase?

solve("coDe") = "code". Lowercase characters > uppercase. Change only the "D" to lowercase.

solve("CODe") = "CODE". Uppercase characters > lowecase. Change only the "e" to uppercase.

solve("coDE") = "code". Upper == lowercase. Change all to lowercase.

Test:

'KEiQLsvZsioCaDTmGZirCNOqTJERHQVdaTHXoyryuOMLfwvULuyKkCgnPDaVvBivlBRqohROkUjKbEJDLdgHSrTSWLQtYgnmiVhn'

should equal

'KEIQLSVZSIOCADTMGZIRCNOQTJERHQVDATHXOYRYUOMLFWVULUYKKCGNPDAVVBIVLBRQOHROKUJKBEJDLDGHSRTSWLQTYGNMIVHN'

Every thing that is hard coded or using simple functions should be faster

Are you looping through vowels instead of string(a) with just replacing the desired chars ???

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