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My Python submission gives RuntimeError or WrongAnswer in most of the test cases. Anyone knows why?
def isBalanced(s): # Write your code here assert len(s) >= 1 and len(s) <= 1e3 # print(1e3 == 1000) pairs = { "{": "}", "(": ")", "[": "]" } brackets = ('{', '}', '(', ')', '[', ']') o_brackets = ('{', '(', '[') # c_brackets = ('}', ')', ']') while len(s): # print(len(s)) for c_idx, c in enumerate(s): assert c in brackets if c in o_brackets: o_c = c else: if pairs[o_c] == c: s = s[:c_idx-1]+s[c_idx+1:] break else: return "NO" # print(len(s)) return "YES"
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My Python submission gives RuntimeError or WrongAnswer in most of the test cases. Anyone knows why?