Cool

I really enjoyed this Kata! Thank you!

C language: my code is running smoothly on the terminal, giving right results, but on kata, right on the second sample test I get the following error:

Test Crashed Caught unexpected signal: SIGSEGV (11). Invalid memory access.

Another interesting behaviour is that I passed 108 tests when I attempt, being 100/100 from "random tests" and 7/7 from "futher", and 1 sample.

I'm probably messing up with dynamic memory allocation. But since it works on terminal, I don't know what is it.

Updated Go Translation https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5e6da4bd3fcf600012e7d6e5?sel=6256551cea4e7f005779f740

I'm not sure if the solution is invalid or not, but after some manual computations, it shows that 6 of the larger basic tests are returning the wrong answer. All of the random tests pass.
132030240 should equal 4 years, 67 days, 3 hours, 48 minutes and 56 seconds

OCaml translation.

Please review and approve, thanks !

BigInt is node 10+ only

ReferenceError: BigInt is not defined
at formatDuration
at it
at begin
at it
at describe
at /runner/frameworks/javascript/cw-2.js:152:11
at Promise._execute
at Promise._resolveFromExecutor
at new Promise
at describe
at /home/codewarrior/index.js:40:5
at /home/codewarrior/index.js:51:5
at Object.handleError

Very cool kata, learnt a lot about string formatting; thanks.

I'm still in awe at one of the user submitted solutions, which is basically 600 lines of code of full exhaustive case checking!

sure, thanks

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i would suggest to try to reverse the way you get to seconds from a year

The description is clear about which time divisions must be used. You just need to READ it, not just curse read and protest without thinking twice.

Plese, add a notion to the task description that months are not required in the result: only years, days and minutes.
60 days != 2 months