Not the most readable solution, but it looks professional:)
looks like it's done in both description and fixed tests
looks fixed
too much worked
It makes me happy to see the other C solutions also looke like crap :-)
Good kata though!
This is the correct "best practices" solution.
Fixed
I am starting to understand why this works. But starting from Euler's, how did you get here? And why is it that we don't have to check if i is prime?
C test code has compilation warnings.
#include needed in C++ to compile attempt. Fix it in tests plz
metric system pleaseeee
for second line of WHERE code...
NOT quality2 can also be written as <> 'evil'
also works: != 'evil'
I had the same issue.
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Not the most readable solution, but it looks professional:)
looks like it's done in both description and fixed tests
looks fixed
too much worked
It makes me happy to see the other C solutions also looke like crap :-)
Good kata though!
This is the correct "best practices" solution.
Fixed
Fixed
I am starting to understand why this works. But starting from Euler's, how did you get here? And why is it that we don't have to check if i is prime?
C test code has compilation warnings.
#include needed in C++ to compile attempt. Fix it in tests plz
metric system pleaseeee
for second line of WHERE code...
NOT quality2 can also be written as <> 'evil'
also works: != 'evil'
I had the same issue.
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