6 kyu
Progressive Spiral Number Distance
51 of 245GiacomoSorbi
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Number Theory
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Haskell translation
Nice!
python new test frameworks
approved by someone.
Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.
Enabled in this fork
The expected value should be computed before calling the user function in C++.
Why?
C# Translation added.Please review and approve~
int n = randint(1, pow(10, randint(1, 15)));. pow(10,15) = 1,000,000,000,000,000 > 2,147,483,647 (int.Max).The problem of cpp translation.bargument of therandintfunction overflows its data typeranddoes't generate numbers as huge as10**15randintmay overflow its data typeFixed.
Fixed what? All 3 issues are still present. It does return random positive values, but internally the RNG process is broken.
It seems to work pretty fine to me, including logging values not overflowing.
fab seriese of katas. Thanks! And thanks for breaking the final task up in to stages!!!
My pleasure and glad that it worked the way I wished :)
Thank you for your time and your feed!
Approved
I don't think it was a 6kyu kata but, most importantly: who the fuck did downvote you for this just posting "approved" :S?
Who are these comments for? Authors will know anyway, those who solve everything approved will know anyway. I don't downvote them but I can see the point.
Well, sometimes the notifications are failing and I do not mind an extra message; if you write something I don't like, I would rather tell you why I don't like it; I see no point in downvoting someone if not utterly rude/illegal/idiotic.
The only case I can remember is when I downvoted the rabid SJW that was telling me I should not joke/simplify issues like socialism (which I experimented for a long time, he certainly did not).