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module 9 help plz

hey ppl, i need help with this module 9 test. i passed the first test case, then the 2nd one is not valid, but i fixed to pass the 2nd one, the first case became invalid. here's my code. thx alot [p/s: i tried to look for helps on Stack Overflow and G4G (the codes i basically copied it from G4G, so uh... yea...), but nothing come outs as results, other than some very high technical ones] import re #your code goes here def isValid(s): # 1) Begins with 1 or 8 or 9 # 2) Then contains 8 digits Pattern = re.compile("(1/8/9)?[0-9]{8}") return Pattern.match(s) #prints s = "57345672" if (isValid(s)): print ("Valid") else : print ("Invalid")

12th Mar 2021, 12:50 PM
Tăng Trí Hào
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pattern for 1, 8 or 9 digit in regex should be [189] (without | as regex character class), then number (either \d or [0-9]) should be repeated only 7 times (as first digit is already checked)... in addition, you must at least add the end of string anchor ($), to check that string is not larger than 8 (and start of string anchor '^' if you use search instead of match): import re pat = re.compile("[189]\d{7}
quot;) def isValid(s): return pat.match(s) inp = input() # don't hardcode input: your program should work for any test case ;P if (isValid(inp)): print("Valid") else: print("Invalid")
12th Mar 2021, 2:51 PM
visph
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In your regex "(1/8/9/)?[0-9]{8}", => "? " checks if string"1/8/9"is there or not.it will proceed to check further even if it doesn't match the above string. And i think you meant to use "|" For "or" . You might also want to check if the length of number is 9 as regex won't check that for you , i corrected the code as following , import re #your code goes here def isValid(s): # 1) Begins with 1 or 8 or 9 # 2) Then contains 8 digits Pattern = re.compile("[1|8|9][0-9]{8}") return Pattern.match(s) #prints s = "757345672" if len(s)==9 and (isValid(s)): print ("Valid") else : print ("Invalid") Let me know if it doesn't works.
12th Mar 2021, 1:36 PM
Abhay
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thx for ur reply, but test case 1 didn't qualified (it returned Invalid when it is supposed to be Valid, 2nd case is still on Invalid)
12th Mar 2021, 1:47 PM
Tăng Trí Hào
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Abhay not in character class ^^
12th Mar 2021, 3:01 PM
visph
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yee, thx alot m8
12th Mar 2021, 2:58 PM
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I thought | stands for or!!
12th Mar 2021, 3:01 PM
Abhay
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Patterns must be as follows import re def isValid(s): pattern = re.compile("^[189]\d{8}
quot;) return re.match(pattern, s) s = input() if isValid(s): print("Valid") else: print("InValid") Inputs: 1) 126543238 2) 543873245 3) 823452363 Above test case Outputs: 1) Valid 2) InValid 3) Valid This logic will match exact nine digits and start with digit 1, 8, 9 And re.match(pattern, s) will return 1 match if there are 9 digits as input with preceding digits 1, 8 and 9. else return's 0 (zero) match. DHANANJAY
12th Mar 2021, 4:16 PM
DHANANJAY PATEL
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