Thanks for this, i didn't have the idea of creating a new dictionnary as it wasn't required, but i can obviously see the implications forward.

The wrong answer for n = 0 in random tests was already fixed some time ago.

Rejecting this 9 year old fork...

@SamWololo that's not quite right, since ints and floats can be combined in Python (you shouldn't be able to but that's a topic for another time)

when you think like an engineer, not a mathematician)

i liked this pin

UPDATED GROOVY TRANSLATION

Changes:

• Changed testing framework from org.junit.Test to org.junit.jupiter.api.*
• Test Cases are now based off of the Python translation instead of the Go translation
• Now testing for when a 3rd parameter is not given
• Using @Order Annotations for Test Cases
• Other small changes

very bad description

Groovy Translation

Examples describe better than words before them.

Bad description

Sorry, I couldn't think of better names at the time. 😅

Why is everyone on Codewars allergic to naming variables? What's f? What's ff? What does x mean? It's so annoying!

Lol, I tried my best to have the shortest answer possible and I almost went with this solution...