This program is stupid. It forces the computer to think in the way humans think, which is essentially inefficient for a machine to do.
NOT TO MENTION it is a redundant program. You're writing a program to figure out whether a goddamn number is dividible by 7 (%7 == 0), and you went through a bunch of unnecessary operations to eventually use the condition %7 == 0 ? again. How dumb is that?
m = 1603 -> 160 - (2 x 3) -> 154 -> 15 - 8 = 7 and 7 is divisible by 7. it's in the description. 1603 is divisible be 7 too, but you need to apply the method 2 times, and that's what you should return.
I dont get it. Does this work differently than how XOR is supposed to work? Is it not EXACTLY one True value in the array? Or am I just not understanding something?
So many garbage kata lately, what is going on?
What's with all these kata lately requiring complex mathematical theory and not including the calculation? bro, I just want to code
solving systems of linear equations :D
but i preffer to leave this behind my back at university also xD
um, what? I do not understand what you are asking of me
what is this?
I do not understand what the goal of this kata is to even start
It's an opinion, not an issue.
Ok, Karen.
Read the description again, please.
This program is stupid. It forces the computer to think in the way humans think, which is essentially inefficient for a machine to do.
NOT TO MENTION it is a redundant program. You're writing a program to figure out whether a goddamn number is dividible by 7 (%7 == 0), and you went through a bunch of unnecessary operations to eventually use the condition %7 == 0 ? again. How dumb is that?
I didnt even check if 1603 was divisible, but why does it need to be done 2 times?
m = 1603 -> 160 - (2 x 3) -> 154 -> 15 - 8 = 7 and 7 is divisible by 7.it's in the description. 1603 is divisible be 7 too, but you need to apply the method 2 times, and that's what you should return.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
I dont get it. Does this work differently than how XOR is supposed to work? Is it not EXACTLY one True value in the array? Or am I just not understanding something?