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Unpublishing as a duplicate of https://www.codewars.com/kata/5262119038c0985a5b00029f with unresolved issues
That's a suggestion, not an issue.
In Python, the comment on where to leave the warrior's code is not properly indented to the correct position. Please take note of this as Python is indent-sensitive.
Duplicate issue.
Telling someone to not use a module is begging for them to use it (like I did). You could add a check fail the kata if there is an import.
Haskell : https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5b633f48146a287abf0000c8?sel=5b633f48146a287abf0000c8
I enjoyed this kata a lot!
Don't even allow Math
I suggest to actually check against using libraries, 'prime', in particular.
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This is just an idea, and may go against what you're going for with this beginner kata, but it could be a good idea to add some larger numbers in the tests to make performance a slight issue.
Hello. Although it is said that no built -in modules should be used, it still accepts the math one, used for efficiency reasons. So, it should either specifically mention which ones shouldn't be used and bar them, or remove the reference entirely.
Also, it is very easy as a simple google search will reveal the solutions on the spot. So, a twist should be added if we are to make it a tad more interesting, otherwise it should not be labeled above 7kuy.
If you just want to pass the kata around to friends you can consider leaving it in draft, which is kinda basically an unlisted kata.
Publishing a kata will put in into beta, which means it's now:
so it'll get a lot of scrutiny from others. :)
I'm running a coding club, and simply wished to make an introductory challenge....
Also, needs random tests
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