7 kyu
Minimum and Maximum Product of k Elements
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My code might be the ugliest solution in the world, but it works when put into my console. However some test cases do fail. Any advice?
Tests aren't using
itblocks in Python - except one place where the old test framework is used instead.fixed
ok, so i wasn't crazy when i thought its harder than 7th kyu.
Good kata tho!
Haskell : https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5bd4b4a003631cd37a00000a?sel=5bd4b4a003631cd37a00000a
Approved (hoping it's good :-)
If it isn't, I am pretty sure Unnamed will point it out.
LOL. I don't necessarily solve every kata in every language, especially when a language doesn't have some convenient built-in function for the kata that some other languages does.
WTF??? Are you sure, that it is 7kyu??
Yes, since this is in Python/Ruby and the main things required for this kata are already available for import, or even builtin ;-)
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should be a 6 kyu
Probably yes, but I can't change it...
No, but others can
The arrays are small enough that you don't need to be efficient in the solution.
Also quite similar: https://www.codewars.com/kata/closest-sum
Quite remotely...
Related: https://www.codewars.com/kata/simple-fun-number-312-maximum-product
Yes, but different enough :-)