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class PythonDeveloper:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
self.skills = []
self.certificates = []
def learn(self, topic):
self.skills.append(topic)
return f"✅ Learned {topic}!"
def get_certified(self):
self.certificates.append("🏆")
return "Certified!"
dev = PythonDeveloper("You")
print(dev.learn("FastAPI"))|
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Given a grid of slashes, count the number of connected regions formed by the slashes and the grid borders.
Given a string and a number k, find the length of the longest substring that can be made uniform by replacing at most k characters.
Implement a function that uses a non-greedy regex to extract the shortest substring between two delimiters.
Simulate a number guessing game with attempts, feedback, and a win/lose result.
Write a function that compresses a string by replacing runs of identical characters with the character followed by the count.
Implement a function that converts a simple text table into a list of dictionaries.
Implement a variadic function that sums an arbitrary number of numeric arguments.
Write a function that returns True if a number is perfect, i.e., equal to the sum of its proper divisors.
Write a function that horizontally concatenates two 2D lists into a new 2D list.
Implement a function that returns the elements of a 2D matrix in clockwise spiral order.
Write hex_encode and hex_decode to convert between hex strings and integer byte values.
Minimize the largest sum among k contiguous subarrays using dynamic programming.
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def calculate( x,y ):
result=x+y
if result>10:
print( "Big!" )
else:
print( "Small" )
return result
def calculate(x, y):
result = x + y
if result > 10:
print("Big!")
else:
print("Small")
return result
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