In the Python solution, you perform an "i=j" java/c/c++ style reassignment when the success condition is met. However, this does not work in a Python range loop. The loop counter will always be set to the next value in the range sequence at the start of every loop iteration, regardless of any reassignment of the loop counter value within the loop. Granted, your solution still works, but this may be a big "gotcha" during an interview.

Example:

j = 999
for i in range(10):
		print(f'top={i}')
		i = j
		print(f'after={i}')

Will output:

top=0
after=999
top=1
after=999
top=2
after=999
top=3
...