6 kyu
Megamind
40 of 114sazzadshopno
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Pretty fancy story, it's a funny kata to solve.
Fixed_Test Expected: equal to 2500050000 Actual: 2500050000
Am i missing something?
I do not get this: test.assert_equals(mega_mind(12, 4, 3, 2), 3)
why it supposed to be 3? I mean at the start, after the first round the HP of the bad guy is 0, so there is no possiblity of him to use regen powers, so the answer supposed to be 1. What am I missing?
Megamind has to shoot 3 times doing 4 hp damage each time. Read the example in the description.
There is
using namespace std;in C++ Preloaded section which should be removed. See: https://github.com/codewars/content-issues/wiki/List-of-Cpp-Kata-to-UpdateFixed
Im passing all the tests but my code takes too long to run? What am I missing here?
O(1)solution.loved this one
Ruby translation. Please, review and approve.
Approved.
Python translation. Please, review and approve.
You should change the variables' names. It's uncomfortable to look through the description to find out what those
E,K,P,Rstand for.You could adopt the variables' names from the Python translation (just don't modify the description before approving).
Sounds very similar to this and this. Probably a duplicate.
It's not much different, but that's fine - not going to raise an issue.