The Fastest Horse
We have some horse racing statistics (each horse’s time in each race)
You have to find the number of the horse which has the most wins.
For example: if the results are [[“1:13”, “1:26”, “1:11”], [“1:10”, “1:18”, “1:14”], [“1:20”, “1:23”, “1:15”]] then the 3rd horse is the fastest, because it has won 2 races out of 3.
Every element in the list - is a string in format m:ss, for example, "1:05" or "2:22". 1:00 <= time <= 5:00
Input: Racing time as an array of arrays.
Output: The number of the fastest horse that has the most wins (Important: in this task the horse numbers starts from "1", not from "0")
Example:
fastest_horse([[“1:13”, “1:26”, “1:11”], [“1:10”, “1:18”, “1:14”], [“1:20”,...
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In order to install CheckiO client you'll need installed Python (version at least 3.8)
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pip3 install checkio_client
Configure your tool
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checkio sync
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checkio install-plugin
checkio install-plugin --ff
checkio install-plugin --chromium
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