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LMAO I think the solution to the âETâ problem in SoloLearn is bugged !!
I was just solving this code problem and, because Iâm not a âPROâ member, the only way to test if youâre getting the right output is run it against the test cases, and see the output block. So I ran a code that I still donât think is the right answer for this question, because the output clearly does not match the output description, but what the hell! Here have a look at it : https://code.sololearn.com/cG293d3z7ui2/?ref=app
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I think they strip newlines before checking the result.
In case you are looking for a fix, you can prevent the unwanted newlines by specifying end="".
print(x, end="")
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hmm nice will do
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Lol lmao omg xD