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Name:Alexander Nikolaev
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    • Fireshik_Andrey
    • commented on "Sum of odd numbers" go solution
    • 2 months ago

    After such decisions, you feel like an idiot...

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    • kinvoki
    • commented on "Counting sheep..." ruby solution
    • 5 years ago

    This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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    • smolen
    • commented on "Sum of odd numbers" go solution
    • 5 years ago

    Nice, i have noticed same pattern from basics tests but i didnt even try it.I over engineered it as much i could haha :O

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    • danielerhabor
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    • 5 years ago

    This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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    • piotrm50
    • commented on "Sum of odd numbers" go solution
    • 5 years ago

    I rearranged and simplified the formula for sum of elements of arithmetic sequence, and this simple formula came out.
    One tricky part was determining how many odd numbers should be used in the sum, but as I remember it was also represented by some arithmetic sequence.
    Now I don't remember the exact steps I have taken but if you want to understand it, you should look at it as arithmetic sequences.

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    • Kudrixon
    • commented on "Sum of odd numbers" go solution
    • 5 years ago

    How does it work?

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    • nikolaev-dev
    • commented on "Your order, please" kata
    • 8 years ago

    where is Ruby translation?

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    • nikolaev-dev
    • commented on "Matrix Determinant" ruby solution
    • 8 years ago

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    • nikolaev-dev
    • commented on "What's a Perfect Power anyway?" kata
    • 9 years ago

    3 ** 5 = 243
    243 is perfect power

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