The best thing you can do if you are curious (and I dont mean to force you to complete this) is to fork a solution. The next best thing you can do is to inspect the code in the description. I think that is clear enough :)
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Few digits have some instabilites in range ^0, ^1, ^2...
I've decied don't look to any literature and base only on my school math.
I just accidentaly saw solution... i'm so stupid...
I passed near solution many times but i could not see it...
Wasted so much time... but i can better value genius of this solution.
Maybe the random tests should be 50-50 True-False not
Passed: 780 Failed: 220just returning FalseLOL. I never would have thought that it would pass all tests in the prescribed time)
Yeah, I did that! took some time to observe this though after first attempt(using itertools permutations) timed out on larger numbers.
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that's what i thought of doing first, haha
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Ok,
Thx :)
The best thing you can do if you are curious (and I dont mean to force you to complete this) is to fork a solution. The next best thing you can do is to inspect the code in the description. I think that is clear enough :)
Very nice kata, can u paste the html code, please?
If you mean the output's formatting, then I made it using dynamically generated HTML. I'm not quite sure why people don't use it more.
As a sidenote, you should mark these as "Question".
Cheers :)
How did you do the grid ??
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Tell me more ;)
Few digits have some instabilites in range ^0, ^1, ^2...
I've decied don't look to any literature and base only on my school math.
I just accidentaly saw solution... i'm so stupid...
I passed near solution many times but i could not see it...
Wasted so much time... but i can better value genius of this solution.
wow, smart
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