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Could someone advise whether I am misinterpreting the instructions, or whether this is an incorrect test:
The test result says
81
(among other similar examples) should be included in the output.The rows with
# used in P
noted appear to be used in a path ([698, 5290, 9782, 2332, 92, 81]
) which contains a friend of the prince (2332
). This leads me to believe the ID of81
should not be included as per the formula in this section in the instructions:Is it simply that the end of the formula is not accurate (
$ p \notin F $
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This does not happen on all tests, some work as expected.
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I said "Good day, sir!"
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I know I am biased as my solution is very similar, but this is the most implicit type of solution I have seen.
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One liner solutions explains how good they are with their stuff.
Most definitely! I do like to see if I can do a one-liner but I would rarely use something like this in my code. I am fairly new at this (coding in general), so the clever solutions really help with awareness of other methods etc.
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