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Birthday Cake Candles

  • sehan2 + 4 comments
    from collections import *
def birthdayCakeCandles(n, ar):
    res = Counter(ar)
    return res.most_common()[0][1]
    • croqaz + 0 comments

      Exactly like I did! Nice!

    • rowlandoti + 1 comment

      This is not a correct solution but I do not know why it is passing. You should:

      • Get the max element
      • Return or print its count/frequency.
      • pWiszniewski + 0 comments

        In some test cases, the highest (max) element is the one most common - like in example case, where 3 is the most common element. It also passes some test cases. The correct solution is the one with Counter.

    • vinasatinfo + 0 comments

      just simple

      return Counter(ar).most_common()[0][1]

      actually :-)

    • megha_sharma3333 + 0 comments

      Why is there a [0][1]?