6 kyu
Reflective Prime Pairs for a Range of Bases
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Perhaps the upper bound can be bumped to 10^5 to prevent dumb bruteforce.
Author, are you interested in a perf boost of this kata, or should we approve as-is?
Hi,
I think limit of 10^4 will serve the purpose of this kata. No changes are needed..
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Hi,
a,b ; a<bbeing a valid pair in a given base B (preferably 2 or 10)Cheers
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To me, the description is lacking and kind of unclear. I feel like this kata would benefit from at least one worked example in the description.
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