lil late, because i was braindead yesterday. Code was correct, however

i had to better interpret my output. which would lead me to make
a better print statement of the output

05/main.py

@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ for line in lines:
         row = b >> 3
         col = b & int("0000000111", 2) # idk if you can do this with bitshifting too, this felt kinda cheap
         score = row * 8 + col
+        print(score)
         if score > lastScore:
             lastScore = score
 

05/task2.py

@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
+# doing python again because i want to :^)
+# i dont know why some others show up. it's something to do with binary i just dont understand
+#
+#
+lines = open("input.txt").read().split("\n")
+
+
+#i will use this if i ever need it, for now it's faster to not use it
+#scores = []
+
+lastScore = 0
+
+
+# its binary, time to understand bitshifting
+l = {}
+
+
+for line in lines:
+    if len(line) > 3: #idk i picked 3 just cuz, sometimes python just has empty string after split
+        b = int(line.lower().replace("f", "0").replace("b","1").replace("l","0").replace("r","1"), 2)
+        if "{0:b}".format(b)[:7] == "0000000" or "{0:b}".format(b)[:7] == "1111111":
+            #print("{0:b}".format(b))
+            print("first-line")
+        else:
+            row = b >> 3
+            col = b & int("0000000111",2)
+            score = row * 8 + col
+            l[score] = {"line": line, "row": row, "col":col, "score":score}
+            #print("{0:b}".format(b))
+#        row = b >> 3
+#        col = b & int("0000000111", 2) # idk if you can do this with bitshifting too, this felt kinda cheap
+#        score = row * 8 + col
+#        print(score)
+#        if score > lastScore:
+#            lastScore = score
+
+#print(l.keys())
+lastk = l.keys()[0]
+print(lastk)
+for k in l.keys():
+    #print("started loop for " + str(k))
+    if k == lastk:
+        continue
+    elif k -1 == lastk:
+        lastk = k
+    else:
+        print(k)
+        print(lastk)
+        print(l[k])
+        print(l[lastk])
+        lastk = k