Answer 1

You can make it a tad shorter with
print("eat them yourself" if popsicles % siblings else "give away")
😉

Answer 2

Or you could use just two lines in python using boolean as key in dictionary:

sib,pop = int(input()), int(input())
print({True: "give away", False: "eat them yourself"} [(pop%sib==0)])

Answer 3

https://code.sololearn.com/c2R5xX2sItA8

Answer 4

Anthony Brown I don't know your solution for Halloween Candy, but there is a simple one for that too 🙂
https://code.sololearn.com/c2LuLrKwsR1z

Answer 5

Your code should look like:
https://code.sololearn.com/c6Oiqd1G52z2

Answer 6

Sorry, missed the fact you had the modulo operation backwards. Updated my code.

Answer 7

The answer seems so simple on this thread. I was doing more than necessary, adding numbers and equations that didnt need to be. You guys are awesome.

Answer 8

Petal[]Keys sorry I redacted the dictionary and now it should work.

Answer 9

Delete line 3 and remove indents. Replace line 9 to 11 with: 'else:'.

Answer 10

siblings = int(input())
food = int(input())

if food % siblings == 0 and food>=siblings :
print("give away")
else :
print("eat them yourself")