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OreOlad@vs.simon-tiger

Get all primes up to a given number

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  • def is_prime(num):
  newnum = num - 1
  while newnum > 1:
    if num % newnum == 0:
      return False
    newnum -= 1
    if newnum > 1:
      continue
    return True

def get_primes(num):
  og, c = num, []
  while num > 0:
    if is_prime(num):
      c.append(num)
    num -= 1
  if og > 1:
    c.append(2)
  return sorted(c, reverse=False)
    • def get_primes(n):
    • nums = list(range(2, n+1))
    • primes = []
    • while len(nums) > 0:
    • prime = nums[0]
    • del nums[0]
    • primes.append(prime)
    • for i in range(len(nums)-1, -1, -1):
    • if nums[i] % prime == 0:
    • del nums[i]
    • return primes
    • def is_prime(num):
    • newnum = num - 1
    • while newnum > 1:
    • if num % newnum == 0:
    • return False
    • newnum -= 1
    • if newnum > 1:
    • continue
    • return True
    • def get_primes(num):
    • og, c = num, []
    • while num > 0:
    • if is_prime(num):
    • c.append(num)
    • num -= 1
    • if og > 1:
    • c.append(2)
    • return sorted(c, reverse=False)
OreOlad@vs.ttakuru88

my version: uses reverse instead of ordering it by the numbers negative instance.

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  • def high_and_low(str_in)
  str_in.split.minmax_by{|n|n.to_i}.reverse.join(' ')
end
    • def high_and_low(str_in)
    • str_in.split.minmax_by{|n|-n.to_i}.join(' ')
    • str_in.split.minmax_by{|n|n.to_i}.reverse.join(' ')
    • end
OreOlad@vs.Zellerich

Return 100

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  • var returnhundred = () => 100;
    • const returnhundred = () => 100;
    • var returnhundred = () => 100;
OreOlad@vs.UnnamedFailed Tests

Syntax error in Crystal

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  • syntax error
    • syntax error here again
    • syntax error
OreOlad@vs.bangyen

Sort the list

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  • d=sorted
    • s=sorted
    • d=sorted
OreOlad@vs.bangyen

Sort the list

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  • r=sorted
    • f=sorted
    • r=sorted
OreOlad@vs.bangyen

Reverse Int or String

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  • reverse = lambda x: x[::-1] if isinstance(x, str) else int(str(x)[::-1])
    • reverse = lambda x: x[::-1] if type(x) is str else int(str(x)[::-1])
    • reverse = lambda x: x[::-1] if isinstance(x, str) else int(str(x)[::-1])
OreOlad@vs.bangyen

Sort the list

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  • sort=sorted
    • sort_arr=sorted
    • sort=sorted
OreOlad@

Biggest and Smallest Number

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In this kata you must create a function that accepts strings as an input. The goal is to return the biggest and smallest numbers in order of greatest to least in an array. The input may contain non-numeric characters, so watch out. If a number is given as input the program should return an empty array.

Ex. "12382hgsjas//6" --> [8, 1]

Ex. 12324334 --> []

Ex. ["gr", "0", 578898, "12", "shthj680000001gh"] --> [680000001, 12]

Happy coding, and good luck!

def small_big_num(infos):
    if isinstance(infos, int): return []
    elif isinstance(infos, str):
        infos = [int(i) for i in infos if i.isdigit()]
        return [max(infos), min(infos)]