6 kyu
Summing Large Amounts of Numbers
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Very nice mathy kata, congratulations.
The C solution takes
unsigned charargument soncan only ever go to 255. I'm not complaining.python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
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Rust translation (author is inactive).
C Translation kumited (author inactive);
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from the description:
[0, 2 ** n)Where is the problem?
it begins with an opening square bracket and ends with closing parathesis
This is a conventional notation, the parentheses indicates exclusive range, bracket inclusive range.
okay wow cool, thanks. TIL
Haskell translation (author is inactive).
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Where did the initial code go? Would you like me to write something to include?
Hoops, I missed that part. Is this enough: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/62854a3e2d49840014fc08d8?sel=6285cbe29daaca0052936fbf
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Yep
Fun kata, with an interesting maths "problem". Thanks!
This could really use some additional information in the instructions, as the math portion is much more difficult than the code.
One year old, maybe a suggestion... mark it as resolved...
I never know how to rank katas like this. It's a fairly difficult math problem, but an incredibly easy programming problem.