2 of 6 test cases are getting failed can anyone help me.

Question

You are in charge of security at a casino, and there is a thief who is trying to steal the casino's money! Look over the security diagrams to make sure that you always have a guard between the thief and the money!
There is one money location, one thief, and any number of guards on each floor of the casino.

Task:
Evaluate a given floor of the casino to determine if there is a guard between the money and the thief, if there is not, you will sound an alarm.

Input Format:
A string of characters that includes $ (money), T (thief), and G (guard), that represents the layout of the casino floor.
Space on the casino floor that is not occupied by either money, the thief, or a guard is represented by the character x.

#code goes here.

import re
n = input()
modified = re.sub('x',"", n)
check = "$GT" or "TG

Answer 1

# shorter, and should work if I correctly understand the problem:

import re

n = input()
check = re.search(r'\$[^G]*T|T*[^G]\#x27;,n)
print ("ALARM" if check else "quiet")

# reg exp pattern used here search for $, anything else G and T or converse

Answer 2

Arsenic i couldn't understand your point can explain it clearly.

Answer 3

no, your code assign result of ("$GT" or "TGquot;) to variable 'check'

comparison are done with ==

but == only check for full string match, while 'in' operator check for left string to be in right string...

however, if tou want multiple conditions (and/or concatened), you must repeat the left hand side:

if a == b or a == c:
...

Answer 4

}security_test=input('')
m=0
g=0
t=0
for x in range(len(security_test)) :
if security_test [x]=='#x27;:
m=x
elif security_test [x]=='T':
t=x
elif security_test [x]=='G':
g=x
if t>g and g>m:
print('quiet')
elif m>g and g>t:
print('quiet')
else:
print ('ALARM')

Answer 5

import re

casino = 'T$xxxxxxxxGxx'

mod = re.sub('x', '', casino)

check, check2, check3 = '$GT', 'TG#x27;, 'T$G'

if (check not in mod or check2 not in mod) and (check in mod): print('quiet')
else: print('ALARM')

Answer 6

"or" doesn't work the way you think it is.

"$GT" or "TGquot;

is an expression which will always return value of "$GT" as, for non Boolean values, "or" operator returns first non false value ( for strings empty strings are false and rest are considered as true )

Answer 7

And anyway I tried and got same result.

Answer 8

And I'm posting the additional information about the problem which was already given. so, you can have a better understanding about it.

Output Format:
A string that says 'ALARM' if the money is in danger or 'quiet' if the money is safe.

Sample Input:
xxxxxGxx$xxxT

Sample Output:
ALARM

Answer 9

replace:
if check in modified:
with this:

if "$GT" in modified or "TGquot; in modified:

Answer 10

iDaN isn't that what my code means? I just assigned the condition to a variable. Won't it work the same way?

Answer 11

I tried solving in my own way, you may find it simple:

f=input()

l=list(f)

im= l.index('#x27;)

it=l.index('T')

if im<it:

l1=l[im:it]

if 'G' in l1:

print('quiet')

else :

print('ALARM')

elif im>it:

l1=l[it:im]

if 'G' in l1:

print('quiet')

else :

print('ALARM')

Answer 12

For c#
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Sololearn
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string flor =Console.ReadLine();
Char[] sit = flor.ToCharArray();
int b=0,pol=0,dozd=0,alarm=0;
List<int> police=new List<int>();
foreach (Char a in sit)
{

if (a=='#x27;)
{
pol=b;
}
if (a=='T')
{
dozd=b;
}
if (a=='G')
{
police.Add(b);
}
b++;
}
foreach (int d in police)
{
if(pol>dozd)
{
if(d<pol && d> dozd)
{
alarm=1;
}