Agree. Even iterating a counter from 1 to 10**10 times out. Dont have the patience. Doesn't feel like a 6 kyu at all.

that was a great hint ;)

For every tuple (a,b) there is a repeating pattern in the sequence...

perhaps you're using a hammer for a screw?

Dude, for real. How is this only 6 kyu? I'm trying to solve this for a week now (I mean, not all the time, but still). I ended up working (and finishing) (on) a solution - but for a different problem xD (well, maybe I can make a kata out of this, so it would have some use at least)

So, I'm pretty much back at zero for this kata here again... I'll just do some others, I guess. Maybe if I come back later I'll be able to solve this.

But, boy, I gotta say I'm feeling pretty unconfident with my life choices right now ^^"

print the input, then figure it out. ;)

What's the last edge case test for Python? I pass all tests, but this one. Maybe the test cases should be named ;)

I really like this Kata, but my Algo is too slow :D
I pass the sample tests, but I get a timeout when I run against the full test suite... Can you tell me what n is in the test suite?

Well done, Dr. Frankenstein ;D

This is sexy as hell. Wait, hell is sexy? Uh... Well, you get what I mean.

C# method name should start with a capital letter for naming convention's sake.