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using integers as booleans is bad practice in modern C and C++, so I updated those languages to use booleans as well, since it can be done with backwards-compatibility.
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It's fixed now.
The kata is currently broken in python, waiting on a fix.
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Sorry, duplicate issue.
In python, the refsol is only correct for up to 32-bit numbers, but the random tests generate inputs of more than 32 bits, leading to erroneous tests.
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The description is terrible, even seeing the answers, I can’t understand what needs to be done. (I'm not a native speaker)
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better datatypes, assertion messages and random tests for C (author gone)
nvm, you are probably talking about the tests having larger
ints than were allowed in the description. Disregard my commentInstructions say "Assume that x is an unsigned, 32-bit integer".
But random tests (python, btw) are giving me 50+ bit integers for x, such as 7,138,606,154,252,560.
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