6 kyu
The Sum of The First and The Last Prime Factor Make Chains of Numbers
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In C# nMax is not included in range : Test Failed Input -> k = 102, nMax = 1817 Expected = [485,1157,1577] Actual = [485,1157,1577,1817] Expected is <System.Int32[3]>, actual is <System.Int32[4]> Values differ at index [3] Extra: < 1817 >. 1817 has two prime factors 23 and 79 with their sum of 102 wich equal k. In description says that nMax included in range.
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I see that. But this is doesn't match description. )
Really funny and easy kata, congratulations.
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Good one..
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Hi, Ethane. I tested your solution and passed all the tests. It's not in my hand to solve the problems you mentioned. Report it as an issue in the Forum section. Thanks for your time in solving this kata and for the feedback, too.