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Prime ant
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In Python tests use
isoperator incorrectly generating these warnings:Fork (includes framework update)
Thanks, approved
Nice one, well done.
What kind of voodoo magic is this kata?
ok, we need to return the position, not the value.
maybe
p = p+1is better than arrow<-.Way better description is here : https://www.codewars.com/kata/prime-ant-performance-version/ The output - it has to be the index of an ant current position.
True, and thanks for posting this message that allowed me to understand quickly the actual task. Description should be improved.
Ruby translation
Please review and approve.
I think that tests doesn't work properly now. Take a look pls.
Can you be more specific or do you want me to guess?
Give examples of actual input & output, and what the correct output should be.
Examples: n = 2531 Expected: 2003, instead got: 171
n = 832 Expected: 516, instead got: 74
n = 1131 Expected: 759, instead got: 93
n = 5023 Expected: 4273, instead got: 293
and so on...
Fixed. Refresh and retry
Everything works fine now. Thanks.
I created a performance version of the kata, you may put a link to it in the description:
https://www.codewars.com/kata/prime-ant-performance-version/
Cheers
looking nice, Done ;)
Thanks.
How about my other suggestion below?
yh done
I suggest you use a standard division sign (
/) in the description, because÷and+look very similar.And example test cases could be sorted in increasing order, that would make a bit more sense.
Fixed description.
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Actually thats not where i got the problem from, but i have added external sources including this.
Alright, approved ;-)
Nice one! :)
Some suggestions to improve a bit the description:
p ← p + 1A[p], so that it will be easier to track the different requirements.arrows => ?!? :o
The ant moves from p to p+1, right? So why are they in the "good" direction? Some mathematic notation I should know about?
Notation doesn't make sense unless you explain what they mean ;-)
(I suggest you reading the real pre-historic programming languages, their syntax are all over the place ;-))
"affect the value
p+1in the cell holdingp", right?