Could you explain how "12, 88, 816 and even 1180344 (and of course, 2360688 itself)" are also solutions of digPow(46288, 3)? I think you're not understanding what to do, the solution is unique or doesn't exist (in that case you have to return -1).
Without a stated upper limit on n and k
n doesn't need a limit, a single value is passed to you (as it is p), you have to work with that, nothing more. k is what you have to find.
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Could you explain how "12, 88, 816 and even 1180344 (and of course, 2360688 itself)" are also solutions of
digPow(46288, 3)? I think you're not understanding what to do, the solution is unique or doesn't exist (in that case you have to return -1).ndoesn't need a limit, a single value is passed to you (as it isp), you have to work with that, nothing more.kis what you have to find.