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It almost the same: find sum from 1 to n, is it?
Got so used to following the standard procedure for you normal binary/hex conversions, this one really made me think about how the math works and how to get from a to b. Was frustrating, but fun!
Hint: for a more general example, take a look at Excel numeration system.
Done in Rust and Go translations.
Approved :)
'could be interesting to have the sample tests split in 2 different sections: one for encoding, and the other for decoding. It's a bit more comfortable for the user.
Clever, though inefficient (conversion takes too much time).
How?
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did you include using System.Text.RegularExpressions;?
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This kata is an easier version of the kata in your link. It is not a duplicate. I will close this issue if I don't find any kata with the same requirements as this kata.
Duplicate of T.T.T.38: The sum of each digits
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