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well, it works the same as 32 bit memory.
¿do you need also an explanation for that?
just throw the ArgumentError exception
Ruby does integer division 1 / 3 = 0 .
Yeah. You're not recurring. Read the specification again.
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I don't actaully know any Ruby, I just assumed that you were having the same issue as others have hit with other languages. And it seemed I was right?
You may wanna convert the array to numbers first before sorting them.
For example;
{ "12", "34", "50", "6", "9", "94" }, is a valid sorted string array.I don't know the language with you have typed in...But Yeah in JS I do it using
if-elsestatements in between the loops and use the statementbreak;for breaking the loop to continue...:)You can find the alternative of
break;on google...:) Let me know if you did and it worked !I don't understand what you are trying to say. I suppose this is about Ruby? There are twenty Ruby solutions that passed all the tests without any complaints. I assume you should carefully review your own code if you want it to work; this kata is not broken.