Thank you for your kind comment!

SANX100 - Your most welcome. Hope it was useful!

Hi BitemNet,

An interesting solution. Clever approach!

Hello daryjoe,

Maybe you could allow others to help you by ticking the check box:-
-> Allow Contributors.

That way you can get some help with the kata.

What do you think about that?

JohanWiltink,

Thank you.

Hello folks,

Just had a go at this my answer to example given is 450.

However, answer is stated as 470!

Have I missed something?

Hello RileyHunter
Hello again HerrWert...
I agree with you both! --> I've upvoted you both to show my support of your comments.

Hello YurDavid,

Premise: Programming is fundamentally built on mathematics.

If you accept that premise, then all problems on Codewars are essentially playing with mathematics of one sort or another. Programming and mathematics are deeply intertwined; algorithms, data structures, and computational theory are all grounded in mathematical concepts. Even seemingly simple coding challenges often rely on mathematical logic and principles.

What are your thoughts?

Hello iNikAnn,

Premise: Programming is fundamentally built on mathematics.

If you accept that premise, then all problems on Codewars are essentially playing with mathematics of one sort or another. Programming and mathematics are deeply intertwined; algorithms, data structures, and computational theory are all grounded in mathematical concepts. Even seemingly simple coding challenges often rely on mathematical logic and principles.

What are your thoughts?

Hello Yuskus,
I feel your frustration... But did you learn something from it?

Camillusfig,
Glad you found it useful. Happy coding!

Hello Lekha Peparthy,

Perhaps the best way to start with Codewars is to do a course in basic Python which is one to the easier languages to learn. Get a feel for how to do things then have a go at very simple problems and build up gradually. Don't be in rush. Despite what others may tell you it takes time to learn how to problem solve. More accurately breaking a problem down into small parts that you can solve and start joining the parts together to form a solution to a problem.

One big advantage of Codewars is being able to see others solutions which I find are nearly always better than mine! But that's a good thing because then you learn a little each day...

Best of luck

Hello playerO1,

Personally, I thought this kata was a valiant effort.

Do you have any other ideas for where to take this kata? Or maybe some ideas for a different kata?