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Split non spaced string to words (retired)
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Dynamic Programming
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You spelt chased and chased
You spelt Chased as Chaced.
There's already a kata with an exactly same task where you have to split a string into lists of atoms' names, and I'm pretty sure there're even more similar ones.
Python 3.8 should be enabled.
The tests are not big enough to enforce non-bruteforce approaches.
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Your random tests along with the set of vocab should be inside a function so solutions like this one won't pass.
You could also have longer sentences with more words in them.
The sample tests are broken. You spelled 'chaced' instead of 'chased'.