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Reverse String With Token Filter
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Reverse String With Token Filter

MediumPython

Problem

Write a function StringChallenge(str) that returns the input string in reversed order, then remove any characters (case-insensitive) from the reversed result that appear in ChallengeToken (0123456789); if the new final string is empty, return the string EMPTY. Implement StringChallenge(str) and return a string. The fixed ChallengeToken is 0123456789, so all digits must be removed after reversal.

Constraints

  • 0 <= len(str) <= 1000
  • str contains standard printable characters
  • ChallengeToken is the fixed string "0123456789"
  • Return exactly "EMPTY" when the filtered result is empty

Function Signature

def StringChallenge(str):
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