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Added a python snippet to check if a number is an Armstrong number #2004

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@github-actions github-actions bot added python Related to Python content. snippet Related to snippets. labels Sep 12, 2023
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```py
def is_armstrong(num):
copy = num
Sum = 0

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Not mandatory, but I think it is better if you follow the same naming convention all over the Python snippet. All the other variables in the snippet start with smaller case letters, without "Sum". So, it will be better if you rename this variable "sum".

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Hey, thanks for your feedback. But I used 'Sum' because 'sum' is an inbuilt function in python so it would be a bad practice even though it supports it. Maybe I should consider changing the variable name to total/result.

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Thanks for contributing, but Armstrong number check has been brought up in the past and isn't really relevant to a lot of users, while also being trivial to compute.

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