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This page represents all my comments from my solutions currently hosted on [Exercism.io](https://exercism.io/). You can view my profile [here](https://exercism.io/profiles/Xevion).
The reason for this is simply to have a place where I can collect my comments, as well as just have some fun with Python and webscraping. Exercise file and exercise submission links will be provided for each and every exercise.
This file is for the **Python** track, contains **48** submissions, **18** of which have comments. This file was built on **24-07-2019** at **04:30:19 UTC**.
This file is for the **Python** track, contains **53** submissions, **21** of which have comments. This file was built on **24-07-2019** at **20:44:28 UTC**.
## Word Count
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The pytester looks wrong to me. I tested mine online and double checked that it's doing it correctly, and the solutions on the Instructions page look right, yet mine do not solve test correctly through the pytester. I dunno, it feels weird for it to be wrong for such a simple problem.
## ETL
[Link to File](./etl/etl.py) | [Link to Submission](https://exercism.io/tracks/python/exercises/etl/solutions/0b06a001a17647c89efc9e975b61f648)
To this day, the way dictionary and list comprehension works, as in, the order you have to put it, with the nested unpacking (`for value in values`), it messes with me still to this day. I'm just glad it works, because it's simply amazing.
## Prime Factors
[Link to File](./prime-factors/prime_factors.py) | [Link to Submission](https://exercism.io/tracks/python/exercises/prime-factors/solutions/8594f50d455a42c2bcaaf99a23da57ec)
## Scrabble Score
[Link to File](./scrabble-score/scrabble_score.py) | [Link to Submission](https://exercism.io/tracks/python/exercises/scrabble-score/solutions/ee423be717314687b974302d5cc82503)
## Sublist
[Link to File](./sublist/sublist.py) | [Link to Submission](https://exercism.io/tracks/python/exercises/sublist/solutions/a217429e9ed74c7f8d0e72bb6660d881)
50th exercise in the Python Track. Not exactly my favorite exercise, finding sublists in lists. How fun. How exciting. How empowering.
## Robot Name
[Link to File](./robot-name/robot_name.py) | [Link to Submission](https://exercism.io/tracks/python/exercises/robot-name/solutions/f2053e5f37aa4e7594658ff52cd743a7)
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## Food Chain
[Link to File](./food-chain/food_chain.py) | [Link to Submission](https://exercism.io/tracks/python/exercises/food-chain/solutions/b890dc4d044149a7bfbd854912c68bbf)
## Spiral Matrix
[Link to File](./spiral-matrix/spiral_matrix.py) | [Link to Submission](https://exercism.io/tracks/python/exercises/spiral-matrix/solutions/e351192377fc41329076c9d6636ef233)
There is probably a better, mathematical way of doing this, maybe using recursion, but I'm really bad with numbers, so I just went with an easier but probably slower way to do it.
## Raindrops
[Link to File](./raindrops/raindrops.py) | [Link to Submission](https://exercism.io/tracks/python/exercises/raindrops/solutions/95285ff036d04de1a103805ed7145f20)