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      • Alexenon
      • resolved an issue on "Rook Count Attack" kata
      • 7 months ago

      Fixed,

      this is the correct array
      [[1,3],[1,5],[3,5],[5,5],[5,3]], and correct answer is still 5.

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      • Chrono79
      • resolved a question on "Search The 0 Sums Combinations in an Array" kata
      • 14 months ago

      As you have seen the solutions may have a value occurring only once. Enjoy it!

      You have two 1 in the first one and two -1 in the other.

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      • XoRMiAS
      • commented on "Search The 0 Sums Combinations in an Array" kata
      • 14 months ago

      The description fails to mention that the arrays in the solution should only contain unique values.

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      • trashy_incel
      • resolved an issue on "Fold an array" kata
      • 2 years ago

      with this line:

      int *result = malloc(length_in);
      

      you do not allocate enough memory for an array of int of length length_in. the size of an array is not equal to its length, unless the array elements happen to have a size of one byte, which is not the case for int.

      Please use the question tag to ask for help next time

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      • Madjosz
      • commented on "Fold an array" kata
      • 2 years ago

      Your allocated buffer is too small.

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      • hobovsky
      • commented on "Fold an array" kata
      • 2 years ago

      Please see: https://docs.codewars.com/references/markdown#code-block and post the code again, formatted in a readable way.

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      • hobovsky
      • commented on "Fold an array" kata
      • 2 years ago

      Would you be so kind to at least post your code, so we could check what is the problem with it? please remember about code blocks and spoiler flag!

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      • Galvlbit
      • commented on "Decimal Time Conversion" kata
      • 2 years ago

      Dennis, if you got the time and your solution at hand, please try it again. I think the problem is fixed...

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      • Galvlbit
      • commented on "Decimal Time Conversion" kata
      • 2 years ago

      I'll look at this in depth when at home, I'm very limited on the smartphone.
      possibly test suite is broken , then...
      would you mind posting your attempt?

      edit: think I found the .mistake the namespace problem indeed is in the test suite. unable to solve it immediately ...

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      • Galvlbit
      • resolved an issue on "Decimal Time Conversion" kata
      • 2 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • Kacarott
      • resolved a question on "Total area covered by rectangles" kata
      • 2 years ago
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      • Kacarott
      • commented on "Total area covered by rectangles" kata
      • 2 years ago

      You are not supposed to "subtract" any rectangle from another. You are merely supposed to figure out the total area covered by at all.

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