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      • macadox
      • commented on "Prime number decompositions" kata
      • 5 years ago

      And I was wondering why my code was wrong....
      Thanks

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      • FArekkusu
      • resolved a question on "Float or Integer verifier" kata
      • 6 years ago

      Print the input.

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      • gmtime
      • commented on "Prime number decompositions" kata
      • 10 years ago

      You should have the factors in the first array, and the number of each in the second
      So one 2 and one 5 are written as an array containin the 2 and 5, and a second array containing the number of them; one of each
      so it's [[2,5],[1,1]]

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      • liujinz
      • commented on "Prime number decompositions" kata
      • 10 years ago

      why?

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