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I haven't checked whether your code fails or passes, but you are definitely getting a bunch of warnings (which are not errors, though they appear in stderr in the output). Write your code in a proper IDE with linting support (e.g. VS Code + RustAnalyzer) to see all the slightly silly thing's your code is doing.
I just solved this and there are not errors in sample or submission tests.
Rust random-test failing but anyways resulting as a correct solution.
It's normal to see such a big result because you need to find the least common multiple of several elements. For example, the least common multiple of 11, 13, 15 and 17 is
11 * 13 * 15 * 17 = 36465
. Maybe it could help to (re-)read about what a least common multiple is. :)Python 3
As i am getting really big test results for instance
34 should equal 5290740
i was wondering if this was a kata issue or not, since i don't think it's possible to get5290740
as least multiple without a big input too.probably i didnt understood the challenge as i should, so i wanted to ask this before retrying
I don't understand why am getting a format-specifier expection feedback in
C
All the previous tests works fine, this is confusing me quite a lot.
Could it be an issue with my code or the actual kata?
Here's my output as my passed result:
elbuod
s% .) d%( LLdecaps
s% .)d %( LLIsdro w