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cool kata
felt weired solving this!!
i am weird!!
This kata in JavaScript can't be done using Cheerio only. I've done it with Puppeteer but, unfortunately, I wasn't allowed to import Puppeteer here in order to submit my solution.
Please use spoiler flag next time. Because you did integer division there. That's how Ruby's division work.
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Arrays (length) will be different during testing. This must be taken into account!
This is not a 8kyu task, some of the 7kyu easier, explanation is bad
OwO ?!!!!!
Thank you very much. Without your hint I wouldn't have made it.
the moment you try to understand what youre asked to do, you'll find out that its easy.
for those who are stuck, look up modular arithimetic
Can't find my mistake, could u help me?
No good for beginners, IMO. Using object properties, and requiring knowledge of modulo doesn't seem like 8 Kyu to me. I think the idea is great though, and a simple list version would work well at 7 Kyu.
I have to say this is the most exciting and challenging 8kyu kata (IMHO), not so easy ,I enjoyed it so much, and learned a lot in the process
Kind of defeats the purpose, the chance to learn about quick maths :D
It would be helpful if the instructions explain that index positions beyond the length of the array start over at the beginning of the array. For example, a "goose" value of 12 that references an array size of 10 ends up pointing to the second index. I had to dig into the tests to understand why my solution was failing.
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