For array with holes, the notion of 'array size' is itself not very well-defined anyway. It really depends on what kind of 'array size' you want for any particular task.
Just saw that this line of code always executes: passed = true; and so the last if(passed) always runs regardless of whether the test is correct or not. Maybe you should move it in a condition if(sp3.toString() === '222\n222\n222') passed = true;.
You are not testing this range constraint. It would be more interesting to use this parameter to guide the standard deviation.
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I like your humble "Let's see if I remember what it was doing... ;-)"
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For array with holes, the notion of 'array size' is itself not very well-defined anyway. It really depends on what kind of 'array size' you want for any particular task.
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Glad I saw this, was confused as to why I was getting "could not find symbol" errors in Java
Just saw that this line of code always executes:
passed = true;and so the lastif(passed)always runs regardless of whether the test is correct or not. Maybe you should move it in a conditionif(sp3.toString() === '222\n222\n222') passed = true;.I always enjoy looking at others' solutions. One of my favorite features of Codewars :)
I'll look forward to the dynamic sandpile :]
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