I left it. Will try again someday, the quest for perfection or should I say
53 chars should last by then :)
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 11:58 AM, Abhishek Mishra wrote:
> I tried a lot, I give up. But I noticed this,
>
> if 'foo'.count (sub, [start, end])
> allowed us to place a regexp in place of su
I tried a lot, I give up. But I noticed this,
if 'foo'.count (sub, [start, end])
allowed us to place a regexp in place of sub, we could've shortened it.
But unfortunately we need to import re and compile one before using.
So achieving something like
foo = 'FILIPEK'
q=1;foo.gsub(/[DTFL]/){q*=2} p
I was doing a problem KAMIL : https://www.spoj.pl/problems/KAMIL/ and the
shortest version i came up with was :
>>> for i in range(10):t=raw_input();print 2**sum(t.count(i)for i in'DFLT')
This is 71 character long.
>>> s = "for i in range(10):t=raw_input();print 2**sum(t.count(i)for i
in'DFLT')"
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