what on earth do you mean "is it possible to do this in python"? you just solved it in python! also: it's not possible to use javascript syntax in python, so yeah, you were looking at python solutions...
Is it possible to do this in Python? (This Kata was suggested to me as a 7 Kyu Kata for Python, but all the answers seem to be in another programming language (JavaScript it seems).
The image is unavailable, so there is no example now.
First I was amazed at the input image. But five minutes later I understood it was not the actual example but the 'unavailable' plug.
it should be told to the user that the x/y axis aren't those used usually for 2D arrays indexing (for now, there is only an hint about it far, far away from the top of the description...)
Excellent!
5 kyu no, really.
I was pretty confused but the solutions make a lot more sense to me now. I seemed to have forgotten about dictionaries.
what on earth do you mean "is it possible to do this in python"? you just solved it in python! also: it's not possible to use javascript syntax in python, so yeah, you were looking at python solutions...
Is it possible to do this in Python? (This Kata was suggested to me as a 7 Kyu Kata for Python, but all the answers seem to be in another programming language (JavaScript it seems).
Imgur seems reliable. Just avoid Tinypic and Photobucket.
if you don't use operators (<, >) then 5kyu
The image is unavailable, so there is no example now.
First I was amazed at the input image. But five minutes later I understood it was not the actual example but the 'unavailable' plug.
it should be told to the user that the x/y axis aren't those used usually for 2D arrays indexing (for now, there is only an hint about it far, far away from the top of the description...)
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well, whoever created the kata translation should fix it, or any of you is welcome to. As I said, I'm not a python guy..
Indeed! Simply add the word
moduloto the docstring and a previously valid solution turns invalid :DIt's not efficient enough then.
That's part of the challenge: to generate a code that runs quickly enough.
It's not a bug, it's a feature :)
My solution seems to be correct, as the sample tests were passed, but the Attempt gives me Execution Timed Out Error. What can I do to avoid that?
No sure how I found myself there...
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