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I get it, it's cool and I hate it :)
what do you mean?
It is so hard bro>
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How can the solution be just that lol
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Can a single word match more than one pattern?
For example, "The quicklazyexample fox jumps over the dog." if "quicklazyexample" happens to be a valid word.
If so, does it count as the relevant pattern pairs occurring in a sentence?
Is there an implied ordering within the pair (pattern1, pattern2)?
i.e. why does the example consider (lazy, quick) as a pair but not (quick, lazy)?
clear explanation @mortonfox thanks for that!
If you look in the wikipedia page, you should know that if nu < de, then a0 is 0, so the correct solution is [0, 2, 38, 1, 1, 5].
Fixed!
This may or may not be an issue depending on how we want to treat JSON-to-JSON comparisons.
I had a solution that almost passed, except for spaces around the colons, until I added a
replace(..., ':', ' :')
around the json field. Comparing my solution to the others, it appears that jsonb_agg() generates slightly different JSON from json_build_object().So the tests may be too sensitive with regards to spacing when comparing expected and actual JSON.
nu and de may be switched around in the function args. I tried it the other way and passed.
Doesn't seem right to me. In the example, the numerator (not the denominator) is 311.
When should the continued fraction expansion start with a zero and when should it not start with a zero?
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