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You have '/' in your code, please remove that and use the described method
The described method says to add all the numbers together and divide by 3.
The described method just says to avoid modulo but complains about the / and // operator. Either remove those "anticheats" or expands the description to be more clear.
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I mean ok, so in python we're manually dividing. Why the python hate?
I solved with silple brutforce after summation step :)
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Kata doesn't make sense, you still need to determine the modulo of the sum of the digits, so why prohibit using the modulo? Update the descrption to make the intent clear.
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Please expand the task instruction for Python that also the "/" and "//" operators aren't allowed.
https://www.codewars.com/kata/59f7fc109f0e86d705000043/train/python
Intructions given do not match the expected results. Modulo % shouldnt be used, that one is clear, but "/"? AND "//"? AND any other math module methods available?
Please accept my code proposal or adjust the task instructions
I'd just like to say this still hasn't been squared away. "/" and "//" are still disallowed but there's no mention of it in the rule set.
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It does not allow using eval() too
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COBOL translation + removed "You can expect all test case arguments to be strings representing values greater than 0." from the description, this is not enforced in the majority of languages (all those I've controlled, so maybe it's not enforced anywhere).
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