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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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Compute the minimum total cost to connect all sticks into one stick by repeatedly combining two sticks with the smallest lengths.
Implement division of two integers using only bit shifts and arithmetic, without using division or modulo operators.
Return an array where output[i] is the product of all elements except nums[i], without using division.
Return all starting indices where any anagram of a given word appears as a substring.
Implement a function that finds keys shared by two dictionaries and returns them sorted.
Given a binary matrix, compute the largest rectangle area consisting entirely of 1s.
Write a function that returns the number of days between two given dates.
Remove all HTML tags from a string to extract clean text.
Implement the classic 0/1 Knapsack dynamic programming solution to maximize value under a weight capacity.
Implement a function that checks if a given integer is an Armstrong number.
Design a PlayingCard class with suit, rank, color, and equality/comparison magic methods.
Given a list of integers, return the index of any peak element where the value is not smaller than its neighbors.
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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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