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krishp, 6 years ago
/was integer division in Python 2.7.I know that this is 6 years late, but your submission is correct and passes all the test cases. The reason it was failing was because in line 7 you have prime_factors(n/i). Since for loops require integers, if you change this to prime_factors(n//i) it passes everything.
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Agreed. This kata could be improved by prohibiting use of str.endswith().
Yeah!, You're right. I did't see that situtation. Well, the tests will be better..
Hmm. Good point. Perhaps
ball_typeorballTypewould have been better. :-/Your code is good - but because of its recursive nature, it is probably timing out for
one of the tests (value of > 1000000).
Agree with your point about floating point calculations missing 90 degrees. Judging from the test cases, which supplied floating point arguments, that could happen with any function that performs an equality check for exact values.
Fortunately, the test cases did not trigger such a scenario with my solution.