The value of the final, concatenated string (AKA the name) is less than its length multiplied by 10.

"givekataaname" is the final, acceptable name.

Updated the description to contain an example for creating a name.

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@Blind4Basics thanks!

Hey, thanks for the suggestions, but I have a question, is it possible to put subscripts within code-formatted text?

Fixed.

Thanks for pointing this out!

The test cases for Java may be a bit scuffed, in the sense that the output place does not separate distinct testcases into readable text, rather it just states if the submission missed a testcase or not. Still not sure how to fix it.

I'll unpublish this kata, for the sake of not breaking the rules.

Ohh that's true that this is very similar to that linked kata. In that case, should I unpublish this?

Sorry for not being clear, so any two prisms that arent the same size and arent in the same place count as unique, 1x1x1s count because there are 60 of them in different positions in the original, and it is the same for all other dimensions

Oh hey, sorry for not seeing your question, you probably have figured it out, but 1x1x2 and 1x2x1 would be different prisms, any combination of numbers, even if two share the same integers but are in different x y or z values, would be unique. The cubes can be simply rotated or moved around to be unique

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Ok, the restrictions are now from 1 to 80 in the randomized tests

And sorry, the restrictions on the dimensions of the prism is currently from 1 to 20, I'll probably change that to be larger

For question two, the mini-prisms have integral dimensions

For question one, a unique prism is any unique combination of 3 dimension units