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Why case b>2 should go to (a+1,1) rather than (a+1,2)?
Good idea!
Which is entirely correct.
This solution is great enough while the input i is an indeed Perfect Power, but if i is a random large number its efficiency will be at least O(sqrt(n)) which is terrible.
if !(b < 2) then b is either 1 or 2:
why check for b GT 2?
I also get out of memory failures.
I couldn't resolve it with
#!nor with{-# LANGUAGE BangPatterns #-}(I tried several combinations with both, it's possible I missed the correct one).Tests expect [[]] when inputting 0, but expect [] when inputting negative values or values greater than the length of the list.
Not a best pracitices for me, the name of first variable should not be named average, but sum... imho.