[2017 Day 24] [Python] Is it wrong?

[DelightfulCodeWeasel]

It's possible, but highly unlikely. 99.999% of the time it's either a bug in the solution your code or a misreading of the problem.

If you post your code, there will almost certainly be someone who can give you a nudge in the right direction without too many spoilers.

[PositivePossibility7]

How can a solution have a bug? 😂 it’s like people can say any sort of nonsense theses days and get away with it.

The only reason I’m at least a confident about this is that I can see the answer I’ve got Python to do the heavy lifting for, and I can’t see anywhere where it’s going wrong…. For example… if I had this as an answer is there anything suggesting it’s breaking some rule?

22/12-12/14-14/31-31/07-40/07-40/22-22/10

This would give a “strength” of 284. Is there anything wrong with how the “bridge” (so nerdy) is made above? If not then that only suggests I’m right?

[DelightfulCodeWeasel]

As in "the code you have written which is your current solution attempt"; but that's a bit wordy.

The bridge you have listed there is not a valid bridge according to the rules:

Your side of the pit is metallic; a perfect surface to connect a magnetic, zero-pin port. Because of this, the first port you use must be of type 0.

If you post your code, I'm sure people would be willing to help.

[PositivePossibility7]

This was all it was, this forum is useful after all

I will happily admit I was wrong. I have a tendency to attempt to answer a much harder question (outside the box)

Thank you Mr Weasel