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    • marjan
    • commented on "Summation Triangle #3" kata
    • 7 days ago

    Seccessfuly pass all the tests in c++

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    • marjan
    • commented on "Summation Triangle #1" kata
    • last month

    I got 5295ms

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    • kartikey2807
    • commented on "Summation Triangle #1" kata
    • 5 months ago

    I was able to solve this problem using brute-force (linear time complexity),
    but I can see some better math solutions here :)

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    • ahmet_popaj
    • commented on "Pedro's Urns" kata
    • 9 months ago

    Very fancy kata of the mathematical series.

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    • saudiGuy
    • resolved a question on "Pedro's Urns" kata
    • 10 months ago

    not a question.

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    • Chrono79
    • commented on "Calculate k-th digit of π (Pi) " kata
    • 15 months ago

    K is the position of the digit of Pi your code should return. It is zero-indexed, if k is 0, then your code should return 3, read the description again. It's all there.

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    • SauronA
    • created a question for "Calculate k-th digit of π (Pi) " kata
    • 15 months ago

    HI everyone,

    What means k,
    what should i make in this Kata

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    • SauronA
    • commented on "Calculate k-th digit of π (Pi) " kata
    • 15 months ago

    Me also

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    • Eatkin
    • commented on "Summation Triangle #1" kata
    • 2 years ago

    Good lord that took me HOURS to work out. A nice easy 7 kyu that won't take long I thought. How wrong I was.
    Looks like I ended up with some massively overcomplicated formula compared to others looking at the solutions, but still works. Could have probably reduced it down but I was a bit sick of it by the end.

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    • huyit88
    • created a question for "Pedro's Urns" kata
    • 2 years ago

    Just solved it.

    The formula might be confused a little bit.

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    • contra3000
    • commented on "Summation Triangle #1" kata
    • 2 years ago

    enough suffering... kill the loops... giving up before googling the master formula that im sure is over there... but i really like the challenge. Congrats!
    .. btw I reach a solution not good enough for the extreme case in ejecution time...

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    • NunoOliveira
    • resolved a question on "Calculate k-th digit of π (Pi) " kata
    • 2 years ago

    I'm not sure what the question is.

    89 completions

    It's definitely not impossible...

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    • apurbapokharel
    • created a question for "Calculate k-th digit of π (Pi) " kata
    • 2 years ago

    This kata seems impossible. Too invested to ignore it.

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    • eb110
    • created a question for "Fibofamily #1" kata
    • 2 years ago

    Is it too much to ask why 0 => 7 and 1 => 4 ? Sry but the description is too ambiguous for me.

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    • gRubies
    • commented on "Summation Triangle #1" kata
    • 2 years ago

    I had to remember the lessons of mathematics and again derive formulas. Of course, you can look for ready-made formulas, but this is not the way of the Jedi)

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