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That kata uses a different system as mine and I had completed that kata after i had finished creating my own. Anyways, it is different from the one which I had created.

I have not seen a kata which has used a word to number translator yet. Either way, could you send the link for that?

Could you link the other kata which mine is similar to?

merge conflict resolved and approved

I understand you, I'll put my kata away

I was able to easily apply the code from this kata to solve the other kata.

Thank you) The tasks are really similar. In the first kata, time is constant, but for me it is a variable parameter. So my task is a little more difficult. But in general the differences are insignificant

I have to agree. These are very similar.

Is there anything I could change to make this not a duplicate (preferably without invalidating other solutions) or no?

nothing is more annoying than making a kata and finding out after publishing it that there already exists a similar kata

approved

This kata is more interesting and challenging as the other. I would not deem it a duplicate. But if they are considered to be too similar, I would opt for removing the other one and keeping this one instead.

https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/525481903700c1a1ff0000e4/groups/5b12959dfe77c3f8fb000200

JSON.stringify is not welcomed here :-)

Hi! I believe my kata has more strict requirements regarding function arguments and time complexity. Give me a chance :-)