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I guess that Rust and Ts cases are different issues.
Same with me
'Map' only refers to a type, but is being used as a value here.
However on a local typescript / jasmine setup all tst cases pass.
O(n^2)
only happens when you have nested loops. Since the two loops are not nested at all (they're sequential), it'sO(n)
;-)I think it doesn't make it
n^2
. It is still linear -2n
, if you want. But constants are usually discarded in Big O, so justn
.n^2
would be if, for example, for every element of that array there were another array which would be iterated.Same error, did you report it? or is it our fault?
Please try my solution and tests on Rust playground:
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It's weird. It's included at the top of the solution
use std::collections::HashSet;
Can't see errors. Could you elaborate?
Hi.
If it is not related to kata, but to compilation engine, you can create a github issue:
https://github.com/Codewars/codewars.com/issues
No, it's
O(n)
.