6 kyu
Multiple of 11
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Really good Kata, had fun solving it :)
No tests with huge numbers divisible by 11.
No random tests.
Java translatio Kumited! Please Accept :smile:
BigIntegerwas never forbidden. Rejected so it doesn't get accidentally approved.JavaScript transltion Kumited! Please accept :smile:
CoffeScript Translation Kumited! Please accept :smile:
JS translation.
Please review and approve. JS also also has fixed precision, so
modis not available when strings are very large.Lastly, I noticed that you have not included random tests in your C++ original version. This version includes random tests, which I think you should include in your version as well and in any translations that are submitted.
Please approve this JS translation.
You should add test with a large number that is divisible by 11. I used long long and simple stringstream and everything passed. I guess there is no test covering that scenario and my solution just happen to pass.
Hmm... I'm not exactly sure how to start this. Could I have a hint, please?
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Nice kata, I hadn't written C++ in years, and barely remembered my way out. By the way, I worked in a kata exploring similar ideas, but in JS, which is about calculating the modulo of big integer strings.
[C++] If the input is a string, then it should be a std::string, not a char*.
fixed! thanks :)
Nice kata. :-) You should add random tests.