Thank you. This works!

When there are no g-step primes PowerShell returns "" (empty string). I modified the tests so you can see in "Sample Tests" such an example of return; moreover I added some printing so you can see clearly what is expected and what is your answer. Hope that will help you. Cheers!

Hi,

I am having the following issue:

Expected: {}
But was: {}

Data type for $expect is System.String

I have this code:

if ($res -ne $null) {return $res} else {return ""}

I am not sure what to return?
I have tried the following but nothing works:
'', ` `, "", " ", $null, @(), @{}

Why is my output not matching the $expect output?

Languange: PowerShell

I figured it out: If empty, return ""

Hi, please help with the below:

Tests:

1 250
Expect: ((1, 1), (42, 2500), (246, 84100))
250 300
Expect:((287, 84100))
300 350
Expect:

1823 2144
Expect:((1880, 4884100))
1057 1197
Expect:

Expected: {}
But was:  {}

Expected: {}
But was:  {}

I am returning $null or just an empty array for those two cases.
Thanks!

Noted. Thank you for your help!

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In this solution the type of the return is not the good one.

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Could you please advise if this is possible to do before timeout(12s) in PowerShell? Thank you

Without the input, how can we (or you) know your results are ok? Print the input: https://github.com/codewars/codewars.com/wiki/Troubleshooting-your-solution