nickdotht / 46-simple-python-exercises

The solutions to the 46 Simple Python exercises of Torbjörn Lager

46 Simple Python exercises

This list of exercises comprises logical operators, loops, input and output, regular expressions and more in order for people to have a basic overview of the language.

They might not be the best solutions, but I'd be glad to pull your requests.

This repository contains solutions to all 46 exercises I have solved. They're intended as a last resort in case you've tried very hard to solve a problem but you just haven't been able to figure it out.

I made sure to comment the hardest ones, or the ones that gave me some trouble.

How to Download/Clone this project

To download this project, right from your terminal, do:

git clone https://github.com/R4meau/46-simple-python-exercises.git

or simply click here if you don't use git.

Using Python 3?

I implemented all the solutions using Python 2.7.1 but if you're using Python 3.x most of the solutions won't work for you. That's why I created a converter for you to convert all the solutions into Python 3. In the project folder you will notice this file:

• makepython3.py A converter that uses the 2to3 command

So all you need to do after downloading/cloning the project is

cd 46-simple-python-exercises
python makepython3.py

And it will create a folder called exercisespy3 in the same directory. In this folder you will find all the solutions in Python 3.x.

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46-simple-python-exercises's Issues

map() usage

Hey there,
I have a question about exercise 27.

You wrote:

return map(len, words)

I wrote the same at first, but I got this:

In [4]: map(len, words)
Out[4]: <map at 0x10393c828>

This code worked fine:

return list(map(len, words))