Scepheo

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- Scepheo
- commented on "Last digit of a huge number" kata
```
test lastDigit [x, y, z]
✘ Falsifiable (after 69 tests and 5 shrinks): 
expected: 3
 but got: 7
NonNegative {getNonNegative = 27}
NonNegative {getNonNegative = 15}
NonNegative {getNonNegative = 15}
```
Looking at this actually seems to reveal the issue, as logging the input arguments (with trace + show) shows that my code is called with [27, 15, 14] (which ends in 7) instead of [27, 15, 15] (which ends in 3).
- Scepheo
- created an issue for "Last digit of a huge number" kata
The following Haskell test case fails for me: lastDigit [7,11,2], expected 3 but got 7. However, checking 7^(11^2) in Wolfram Alpha shows that the last digit is, indeed, 7.