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You don't need the extra parentheses if you wanted a cleaner oneliner
In other words, it means [] should return 0, since there is nothing to sum against.
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The description is rather confusing - it would be nice if the sequence was defined other than the example.
"ensure the results are explicitly not ordered" or something like that
"truncate towards zero" seems very confusing - changing the description to say "truncate to whole numbers" would be a lot more descriptive.
Not an issue, this is the default setting across all languages
Indeed,
Appears that the pixel_size is a "double" for the example tests, but the random tests are 2 integers separated by a space... Does not appear to be solvable at the moment. The space appears to be in error going by the test comment.
[1] "Testing for wall_length = 7731, pixel_size = 715" [1] 7731 [1] 7 15 [1] "integer"
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You don't need the extra parentheses if you wanted a cleaner oneliner
In other words, it means
[]should return0, since there is nothing to sum against.The description is rather confusing - it would be nice if the sequence was defined other than the example.
"ensure the results are explicitly not ordered" or something like that
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"truncate towards zero" seems very confusing - changing the description to say "truncate to whole numbers" would be a lot more descriptive.
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Not an issue, this is the default setting across all languages
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Indeed,
Appears that the pixel_size is a "double" for the example tests, but the random tests are 2 integers separated by a space... Does not appear to be solvable at the moment. The space appears to be in error going by the test comment.
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