6 kyu
Getting MAD
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Arrays
Algorithms
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i am just beginner and i don't know basics so how can i know about this
Try some easier problems; 8kyu problems will help you better understand the basics.
Other resources to consider:
With some practise, you'll be able to understand and solve this problem with ease.
Good luck! :)
Hello Lekha Peparthy,
Perhaps the best way to start with Codewars is to do a course in basic Python which is one to the easier languages to learn. Get a feel for how to do things then have a go at very simple problems and build up gradually. Don't be in rush. Despite what others may tell you it takes time to learn how to problem solve. More accurately breaking a problem down into small parts that you can solve and start joining the parts together to form a solution to a problem.
One big advantage of Codewars is being able to see others solutions which I find are nearly always better than mine! But that's a good thing because then you learn a little each day...
Best of luck
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this translation modifies the description, because the example calculations didn't seem right
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Test.expect()is usedfork fixing all
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
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For 6 kyu I suggest to add a performance test, e.g.:
*evil grin*
Oh, and using
Test.expectis not advised, useTest.assert_equalsinstead!JavaScript:
Your reference solution still does some logging. That's visible in the random tests, and it's not really necessary.
You have reinvented
Test.assertEqualsbut are calling the user solution twice per test for it.JavaScript by convention uses camelCase, so the function name should be
gettingMad. With a little bit of work it is possible to change this without invalidating existing solutions.Oh, I see. I'm going to take a loog to improve that points. Thx :)
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