We use cookies to ensure you have the best browsing experience on our website. Please read our cookie policy for more information about how we use cookies.
Loading...
  1. Practice
  2. Algorithms
  3. Warmup
  4. Birthday Cake Candles
  5. Discussions

Birthday Cake Candles

  • nicolasmontoya + 2 comments

    similar:

    input()
arr = list(map(int, input().split()))
print(arr.count(max(arr)))
    • pawelwiszniewski + 1 comment

      EDIT: My mistake, i've missread the description :(. So the rest of the comment is invalid.

      This doesn't work. It only counts how many times the highest element from the list (max(arr)) is in the list. In some test cases it works. In some it doesn't -> it's not a correct solution

      • brevnovak + 1 comment

        i don't understand. it's what we are looking for, is it not?? ;)

        • pawelwiszniewski + 0 comments

          You're right, I've missread the description.

    • wanwanzhang + 1 comment

      Hi I also use the same way to count in Python print(arr.count(max(arr))), but the result is always 2, none, which show me the worng answer. I do not know why it show me (2, none) instead of just 2.

      • RJ_29 + 0 comments

        Try to return the value from the function instead of printing.

        return(ar.count(max(ar)))