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just relook at the instructions a bit deeply.
it's a good sensation after a day of working as a part of day challanges to solve one kata and you feel like liberated from the rest of the day.
Nice kata, but i had to consulte chatGPT. Otherwise, it could take me a long time to solve it. One thing that i didn't get is how to determinate in python if a number is prime or not.
Nice kata :) Good explanation and nice examples.
I really didn't get what it must to be done on this kata. It's not a simples sum algorithm
Same. Strange, non?
I had to get help from chatGPT to solve it. It was a little bit difficult :( Could someone explain to me how can we solve any problem at coding alone in the most time? How can we get our own creative solution and develop one of the most difficult spirit of a coder? Cretivity to solve anything?
You should explain this in more detail if you expect to have any impact.
It's so satisfating when aproved screen appears! :)
Agree with u, even asked gpt for completly understand what i need to do
I really liked this kata but i think that could have better instructions. For example, it was a little bit cofusing about the tie match, i tried to understand how would be like if only a team catch the snitch, even if the score be the same, the match will only finish if you catch the snitch. That's just my opinion...
I dont like most part of Codewars's exercises, 'cause it doesn't have clear instructions. I suggest that the exercises has instructions that really give the main idea of the tasks ang give good examples too.
Actually, the code has to return the amount of times that a number appears. If amount be odd number, return number that mathces with the amount. For example, in the array [0], return 0 because appears only 1 time, that is a odd number.
I agree
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