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It would also be more correct since
powreturns adouble, which gets imprecise atn = 94906269.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Probably because this was written many years ago, and there was no built-in implementation of
IntoIteratorfor[T; 13]at the time.that's right, check out the fork
yeah, how it is now doesn't match the description
Equal functions should result in False because some intersection points are outside the interval (unless the interval is all real numbers).
Yeah, how returning pointer to stack got top score in best practices is beyond me...
It is necesssary. C strings are '\0' terminated;
YMMV.
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snap !
Oka, since C99 yes, you can. But you can't define it:
int array[n]; // it's ok.
int array[n] = {0}; // this fails.
error: storage size of ‘newArray’ isn’t constantYou cannot specify the storage size of a static object at runtime.
The test cases for this kata do not
freethe returned memory - the only sensible option is to mutate the input (array) and return it.Correct is never best practice to return a stack allocated variable.
This will fix it, that is unless you are threaded - as this isn't thread safe.
static int newArray[length];
And how is the string returned by your solution null terminated?
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