in python, that's not possible. The random tests are using eval, which is returning 37318, as you pointed. So either you misread the logs (like you inverted what's your answer and what's the expected result), or you're not looking at the input that is causing your problems.
Since you passed the kata and there was no real issue as pointed by the fellow CodeWarriors
I will mark the issue as resolved.
what do you mean about "latency"?
in python, that's not possible. The random tests are using
eval
, which is returning 37318, as you pointed. So either you misread the logs (like you inverted what's your answer and what's the expected result), or you're not looking at the input that is causing your problems.Hard to believe this would have gone unnoticed by more than 1000 solvers. Can you please provide an example of a test case that is wrong?