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The details define the boundaries as "Given a number as a parameter (between 2 and 30)", while in reality the tests contain the values up to 100.
Fork here which addresses the following problems in JS:
Approved above fork & fixed in all languages
interesting task
Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.
Enabled in this fork
@dpleshkov,Example Test Casesfor a singletest.assert_equalsThis comment has been hidden.
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Thanks for approving my Python translation and let me contribute also with Ruby and Crystal :)
PHP Translation Kumited - please accept :D
In javascript example tests, there is an undefined variable t (that is causing ReferenceError) and should be replaced by numbers
5,2,4,6,3.The final tests are ok though.
Should be fixed now.
There should be some example tests.
Added example tests just now, thank you for the suggestion.