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Thank you for reviewing that.
There is no point in forking a translation just to update the original solution (which would end up published in the original author's name anyway). Especially when there are other things that actually need fixing, e.g. missing assertion messages.
Rejected.
Good catch. Fixed.
Approved
Also made a typo trying to type "typo".
Thanks for updating stale translations. I've approved a downstream fork.
For future reference: unless the reference solution is wrong/buggy or not performant enough, there's no reason to change it with your own in a fork; when the translation is approved, the solution (with your changes!) will show up under the original author's name, not yours. I'm sure you'll understand why it's undesirable to publish code in someone else's name.
Fixed type in assertions.
Constraints are only given if they have a notable impact on performance or semantics. Otherwise, simply read the description for clarifying specs, e.g. "inputs will be integers".
Fixed.
Fixed. Please don't open duplicates of existing issues.
Fixed. Please don't open duplicates of existing issues.
Added rust language specific section to description
rand
Note: ensures
a < b
, though this isn't mentioned in the spec, but it's what other translations do."Is my code incorrect?"
"No, it is all twohundredthousand other solvers who are wrong."
It is left to you. The only requirements is that the result be lowercase and have a maximal length of 13 (including the
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