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A Challenging Sequence.
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Python new test framework should be used
Done
JS Node 14. should be enabled
Done
Description should be language-agnostic and reformatted in some way to display examples regarding
radclearlyC# Translation
muchos gracias
Go translation
Approved! (+1)
Let me know if there are pending translations to approve and give you additional points for your work.
Thanks, I will do it if I find some. I have many pending translations but I am unable to know if there are some that you authored
D translation
Approved!;)
The maximum generated value is
8,000instead of80,000(which would also be greater then the supposedmaxN <= 60,000limit). This issue is only present in Ruby.The tests in Ruby (at least) are far more lenient than mentioned in the description.
Same in JS.
[nevermind]
The function and parameter names should be in snake_case in Python and Ruby.
Done for Python
No random tests in Python (at least).
Added (tests have been aligned on the JS version; many solutions will get invalidated).
Rust translation.
approved
Ruby: solution setup misses
end.PR: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5781248b9fb2a54a4100017f?sel=6282a8b1eb1e772474e9ab7e
I'm quite surprised, coming with a simple
O(n log n)solution with no memoization at all was enough to pass all the tests in 500ms. May you consider to raise the upper bound?Approved
Javascript's function's name is
primeFactorizationinstead ofhashRadSeq. After changing the name everything is correct :)seems fixed
Good, CIS 122. Optimization is a key factor and your procedures are clear and effective. Thanks for your solution.
Nice one! Mine only takes around 250ms to run ;)