This will make it easier for us to maintain and understand the main function. Also deleting duplicated code
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Strings in Python are immutable so, the "+" operation means that we need to create the string again and attaching the old content. Per "+". We can replace this by using join() or built-in functions or arguments of functions, like "sep" in print()
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According PEP8 this is the recommended way to do it. I'm 99% sure that this does not speed up the code, but we are comparing identity, not equality, so "is" and "is not" must be used.
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