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A special set of matrices closed under matmul and transpose
10 of 36solitude
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Theorem Proving
Mathematics
Linear Algebra
Algorithms
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I liked this kata a lot (and the next one too). I hope it will get more solutions soon.
Not the right place to write to you, sorry... I would like to use module "Num" or "Int64" with ReasonML, do you know how to do that? Thanks!
As I understand,
Numis only supported in the OCaml backend of ReasonML so it cannot be used on Codewars. But I do not see any problems withInt64: I experimented with it and did not get any errors.I don't think
Int64is very useful. So I tried something different and found out that it is possible to use new JavaScriptBigIntvalues. See my Kumite. You can ask any questions there. But I do not know much about ReasonML: I just quickly read its documentation to solve some katas.