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Python Basics easy

FizzBuzz, precisely

Return a newline-separated string for 1..n: Fizz, Buzz, FizzBuzz, or the number.

control flow strings modulo
2
+10 pts 12m
Python Basics easy

Even or odd?

Return 'even' or 'odd' for an integer.

modulo conditionals
1
+5 pts 5m
Python Basics easy

Leap Year Checker

Implement a function that decides whether a year is a leap year according to the standard Gregorian rules.

boolean conditionals date
+5 pts 5m
Python Basics easy

Is a multiple of both

Write a function that returns True if a number is divisible by both of two given divisors.

modulo boolean function
+5 pts 5m
Python Basics easy

Toggle a boolean n times

Apply boolean toggling n times and return the final boolean value.

booleans arithmetic modulo
+6 pts 8m
Python Basics easy

Leap Year Checker

Implement a function that returns True if a year is a leap year according to the Gregorian calendar rules.

conditionals boolean modulo
+10 pts 10m
Python Basics easy

Is divisible by?

Create a function that returns True if a is divisible by b with no remainder, with a clear definition of edge cases.

division modulo conditionals
+10 pts 10m
Python Basics easy

Modulo Remainder

Implement a function that returns the remainder of a divided by b without using the modulo operator.

modulo arithmetic integers
+5 pts 5m
Python Basics easy

Last Digit Extractor

Write a function that returns the last digit of a non-negative integer using the modulo operator.

integers modulo arithmetic
+5 pts 5m
Bit Manipulation medium

Divide using shifts

Implement division of two integers using only bit shifts and arithmetic, without using division or modulo operators.

integer division bit shifts overflow
+20 pts 20m

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