The Minion Game

We are tasked with finding which minion, Stuart or Kevin, won the minion game (The rules are explained in the link above).

My solution does the following:

• Initialize two variables s and k to keep track of the scores for Stuart and Kevin, respectively. These variables represent the cumulative score for each player.
• Create a list vowels containing the vowels 'A', 'E', 'I', 'O', and 'U'. This will be used to check whether a letter is a vowel.
• Iterate through the indices of the input string using a for loop (for i in range(len(string))).
• Inside the loop, check if the character at the current index (string[i]) is a vowel. If it is, increment the score k by the length of the remaining substring starting from the current index (k += len(string[i:])). This counts all substrings starting with a vowel.
• If the character is not a vowel (i.e., a consonant), increment the score s by the length of the remaining substring starting from the current index (s += len(string[i:])). This counts all substrings starting with a consonant.
• After the loop, compare the scores of Stuart (s) and Kevin (k).
• If s is greater than k, print 'Stuart' and the score s.
• If k is greater than s, print 'Kevin' and the score k.
• If both scores are equal, print 'Draw'.

    def minion_game(string):
         s = k = 0
         vowels=['A','E','I','O','U']
         for i in range(len(string)):
             if string[i] in vowels:
                 k += len(string[i:])
             else:
                 s += len(string[i:])
         if s > k :
             print('Stuart',s)
         elif k > s:
             print('Kevin',k)
         else:
             print('Draw')