It is not explicitly stated what order key-values have to be returned, although in example it is sorted alphabetically. I don't know many programming languages, but in Python dictionary kept order from 3.6, in C# it is not kept. So maybe some clarification is needed.
The output is always the same length, so a tuple is better practice in Python.
Yes, if it's translated into a language that doesn't have tuples, you can do that in that language. But Python has tuples.
I appreciate the feedback. This is my first kata, so I am still learning. Could someone explain why the output type would be better as a tuple? If someone makes a good argument, I will change it.
It is not explicitly stated what order key-values have to be returned, although in example it is sorted alphabetically. I don't know many programming languages, but in Python dictionary kept order from 3.6, in C# it is not kept. So maybe some clarification is needed.
The link in the description is dead, could use this instead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nth_root#Simplified_form_of_a_radical_expression
Duplicate of https://www.codewars.com/kata/5850e85c6e997bddd300005d
idk if this is an issue or my mistake...
i got timed out when i hit the submit button, simple tests worked just fine (~800ms) tho.
p.s. total begginer here
I have changed it.
The output is always the same length, so a tuple is better practice in Python.
Yes, if it's translated into a language that doesn't have tuples, you can do that in that language. But Python has tuples.
I appreciate the feedback. This is my first kata, so I am still learning. Could someone explain why the output type would be better as a tuple? If someone makes a good argument, I will change it.
Similar:
https://www.codewars.com/kata/5850e85c6e997bddd300005d
https://www.codewars.com/kata/542f3d5fd002f86efc00081a
But the output type really should be a tuple. And why shouldn't it be an issue?
Not an issue.
How is that an issue, though??
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Thank You
Updated to Python 3.6, and fixed it so your solution passes the tests by using the correct function name ;)