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It should be 15/5,18/6,33/11,36/12and 69/13.The index of sequence anOverAverage(n) start with 1. But the Araay in code start with 0(in most programming languages)
i copied over the C tests suite, with better messages, to NASM. the NASM tests suite was comparing floating-point numbers with strict equality.
I didn't see the middle check ...
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I could not find any solution actually doing this because of built-in copy or const ref semantics but added a test for it anyways:
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/67346c955b6178ce3d28a71e?sel=67346c955b6178ce3d28a71e
Given a 2D array of some suspended blocks (represented as hastags)
I'm assuming the description is supoosed to read hashtags, not hastags.
your issue report is unclear. this behavior is normal and is the same across most languages on Codewars: the fixed and random tests are each in their own tests group / it block and are run separately.
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Why use the term whitespace when only space is used?
Applies to the C-version.
I could have tagged with issue, question or suggestion for that matter.
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That's on me. First I approved the transaltion with a bug, then I spotted the bug, then I fixed it in full tests, and forgot about sample tests.
Now the sample tests should be fixed too (remember to reset the trainer to see new sample tests).
Reason for the bug: C sample test's
tester
function should replace tolerance1e10
with1e-10
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