I can't figure out why (["zggtf","dnmqya","xfvwz"],"nbyfdjgzz") expected xfvwz as an answer but not zggtf. We need 8 changes in both cases but zggtf is first in list.
Not a kata issue. 800+ others solved it in haskell, and if you're timing out, it's probably because you're not handling a walk with infinite steps correctly.
I can't figure out why
(["zggtf","dnmqya","xfvwz"],"nbyfdjgzz")
expectedxfvwz
as an answer but notzggtf
. We need 8 changes in both cases but zggtf is first in list.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Not a kata issue. 800+ others solved it in haskell, and if you're timing out, it's probably because you're not handling a walk with infinite steps correctly.
Kata is nice but I can't solve it on Haskell. I wrote a very simple code and my pc run it in less than 1 second but here I get a Timeout message.