please fix the algorithm you are using (in C). i've had to retest it 7 times till it went correctly. i was manually checking every bad test i've gotten and every time my solution was correct
the more i understand python and enter the solution page,
the more i am amazed thinking how wonderful human brains are!!!
and become curious why people feels threatened by A.I.?!
@modernLifeRock - Hi; at first I thought you were making a silly mistake but your solution is really interesting so I ended up debugging on my IDE.
I think your mistake is due to you introducing another argument to the function, and it seems that the tests then keep the data_structure_that_you_have_used between tests. I'm not 100% sure, because the Python tests themselves are a bit out-of-date so I don't completely understand how they are being run.
Long story short - try this to see if it works:
replace cache_sq= XYZ (where XYZ is the data structure you are using) in your function's arguments with cache_sq = None
then, inside your function as the first base case, put if cache_sq is None: cache_sq = XYZ where XYZ is the (empty) data structure you are using
I'm using XYZ to avoid having to spoiler my comment - otherwise you won't be able to see it until you have solved the kata.
try BFS (search algorithm) with it I have no issues with tests
please fix the algorithm you are using (in C). i've had to retest it 7 times till it went correctly. i was manually checking every bad test i've gotten and every time my solution was correct
Very nice mathy kata, congratulations.
python (probably others too): one of the following should be part of the final fixed tests:
Otherwise some incomplete solution can pass.
Done by OP
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Pretty challenging kata, keep it up.
A portion of
arrin random tests should be tested instead of full array to avoid solutions like thispython new test framework is required. updated in this fork
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
the more i understand python and enter the solution page,
the more i am amazed thinking how wonderful human brains are!!!
and become curious why people feels threatened by A.I.?!
Nice kata!
b7 -> d6 -> c8, 2 moves. Not a kata issue.
(C++ solution)
Randomized_Fixed_Tests:
b7 -> c8
Expected: equal to 2
Actual: 4
How is it possible?
@modernLifeRock - Hi; at first I thought you were making a silly mistake but your solution is really interesting so I ended up debugging on my IDE.
I think your mistake is due to you introducing another argument to the function, and it seems that the tests then keep the
data_structure_that_you_have_usedbetween tests. I'm not 100% sure, because the Python tests themselves are a bit out-of-date so I don't completely understand how they are being run.Long story short - try this to see if it works:
replace
cache_sq= XYZ(where XYZ is the data structure you are using) in your function's arguments withcache_sq = Nonethen, inside your function as the first base case, put
if cache_sq is None: cache_sq = XYZwhere XYZ is the (empty) data structure you are usingI'm using XYZ to avoid having to spoiler my comment - otherwise you won't be able to see it until you have solved the kata.
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