Found a way to solve it through string in like, 2 minutes, but knew it was too easy and I was right, my solution could work with very small number but as soon as it surpass the limit of the data type i used in C it started to be inaccurate... After some research i realized it was just a problem based on a math trick, i am kinda dissapointed, but I still had some fun solving it for small numbers!

I found the solution thank you

i mean, have you tried it on your computer ? check out the sample tests, there is a call zeros(1000000000). run that on your computer and see how that goes...

It works . I passed all the tests but it doesnt allow me to submit. Probably i shouldn't have used the factorial but i imported the sys to expand the limit. I don't mean to waste your time. Thank you

the description tells you exactly why your current approach will not work.

not very helpful but thank you

please make sure to read the description carefully before raising issues...

I can't solve this Kata nearly 6 month))) But eventually I got it!!!

How do you expect to pass n = 1_000_000_000 with this?

(JS) I found a way to find the amount of trailing zeros, but apparently the test cases are huge. Basic tests were barely passed in 8.8s, with many more random tests completely timing the code out.

Now what?

Is important to see the docu if kata offers to you ;)

Challenging but fun and also surprisingly simple