n and m values are reversed in examples

The description is correct, but the example is wrong; the values of n and m are reversed. Good catch!

shouldn't it be the other way round? as in all the integers less than m whose sum of the digits squared is equal to n. Because in the description, n is always a square number. and the some of the numbers in the list of numbers given in the description are bigger than m

im so confused by this, i think i need to learn more about split

that was the short way:)

simple but timeouts are irritating, at the end really pleasing!!
Nice Kata!
Thanks ADLER!

For anyone having trouble understanding the description hopefully this will help.

Given positive integers n and m, find all the integers less than n that have a squared digit sum equal to m.

Damn...... here I thought I was good 🤣🤣

Should be possible

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Refer to this and this

Hi Ken! Want to approve you translations, but when approving, on all 3 translations this error appears, "Description cannot be approved, recent changes from related record must be merged first.,"; and also for Haskell, "Language Version is invalid". Is it from your side to make adjustments?

Lol...