Determine if Two Strings Are Close - Python

[@dinglegary]

Awesome vid but minor note - for those of us not using python (js pleb, ik), it would be super helpful if things like creating a counting dict weren't abstracted away via an import. Just a thought, but either way, grateful for the vid :)

[@Arjun-d1u]

The best moment in every video "...And, it is accepted". 😂😂 That satisfaction after seeing Success.

[@deepakjyoti8355]

Dashing videos by dashing Deepti !

[@joneskiller8]

Why check for the values when you are checking for the length already? The characters can be transformed to other existing characters within the string so it should not matter.

[@shravan1791]

Small correction: ```return (sorted(counts1.keys()) == sorted(counts2.keys())) and (sorted(counts1.values()) == sorted(counts2.values()))```

[@jango8]

made it without collections, and dicts, and more readable as well , beats 99.99 % class Solution: def closeStrings(self, word1: str, word2: str) -> bool: word1_vals, word2_vals = set(word1), set(word2) if ( len(word1) != len(word2) or word1_vals != word2_vals ): return False else: word1_frequencies: List[int] = sorted( [word1.count(letter) for letter in word1_vals] ) word2_frequencies: List[int] = sorted( [word2.count(letter) for letter in word2_vals] ) return word1_frequencies == word2_frequencies

[@glasskey_]

Thank you for posting a Medium finally

[@theja63]

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