Shorter:

if (a, b, c, d) == (1, 9, 3, 8)

it's almost ok, Biggest problem is that it doesn't do what it should, it only prints 1-99 not 1-100.

To fix that change from range(1, 100) to range(1, 101)

Second (not so big) problem is that it makes 0 sense to have this nums variable, the same result you will get from:

for i in range(1, 101):
    print(fizzbuzzer(i))

I probably wouldn't hire you as a Python programmer :P

If you would use generator expression instead of list comprehension and next() instead of [0] it would stop on first match instead of going through whole string. Only difference would be IterationStop exception instead of IndexError when no match.

I didn't test it, but I'm pretty sure I'm right :)

This is not Python code, this is C code written in Python :P

You're right, but when project changes names of variables from "slave" and "master" because it's offensive, I really don't feel like participate in this circus.

Wow, I really appreciate your efforts.

I just stopped contributing to open source altogether. I feel like it's lost case, I admire your spirit.

Gitlab itself is using that infamous "code of conduct" that will get you removed from project for being not PC in outside world.

https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#code-of-conduct

Look up higher in this thread, there is a link to project called opal where they were trying to get core contributor kicked out of project because he tweeted something they didn't like. Adopting this CoC means removing people for project unrelated private opinions, it's explicitly there in the CoC.

So everyone should just omit HTML from the list of their coding skills?

I think it makes sense, since html is not coding.

I know few guys who do C++ professionally and they are very afraid to say that they know C++, always some disclaimers, it's just a very difficult language.

Having HTML in the same sentence as Java, C++ or Python makes me believe that you may overestimate your coding abilities.

Do you code professionally (for money)?

I'm not attacking you personally, I just think that C++ is not something you can teach 12 year olds as you seem to be suggesting.

I took three weeks off to chill (right before christmas to just after new year). My beloved team (and it's only 4 people) already managed to pollute our main code base with such nonsense that it's hard to believe (invented their own http method to name one). FML.