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what's the problem when i try 'mmi' it prints 'no'
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In Python you can't just say
if "1" or "2" or "3" in "135":
(for example), you would have to say
string = "135"
if "1" in string or "2" in string or "3" in string:
This means that would make your if statement very very long and I would suggest a shortcut.
if max(a,b,c,...,z) > 1:
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Thanks Russ
Your comment helped me a lot
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I tried that too
But it's not working yet.
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amir amiri
Because mmi contains m-2 and i -1
And according to your Condition
(i or m) > 1
(1 or 2) > 1
1 > 1 //which is false
If there is (m or i) then you get yes because 2 > 1
if you take iim then returns yes