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Allocate enough, or big enough, objects, and the heap will run out of memory. Allocate fewer or lesser things on the heap. You shouldn't need more than
10 000
primes.1e8
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Same here... Although I don't think it's a real issue, it's rather a "bad" problem selection with a very limited number of solutions. So it's basically free points for a 3 kyu kata! ;-)
Now let's see if there is a 4x4, 5x5, etc version!
I was running test cases in local intelliJ and was wondering why the outputs of the same inputs were different.
Does anyone also meet this issue? expected<5> get <6>
approved at some point
closing then
completely agree, check my solution.
C translation
I understood the source of the problem.
The site interpreter does not process global variables correctly.
I solved the problem - I removed the global variable from the code.
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Because there's no path
There's onle a single point ['B'].length === 1
You are not expected to create a function. You need to create a variable (name can vary between lang, but in C++ it's
multiple_of_3_regex
) containing regular expression that matches with binary numbers that are multiple of 3.i can't understand what is the name of the function i should write
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