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Issue is with your skill, not the kata.
The algorithm you've written is way too inefficient for a problem like this. The tests are deliberately written to fail solutions like these. Once you optimize your solution, it should pass in ~2 seconds. You're probably testing with small values on Visual Studio - the tests on Codewars will try massive numbers.
C#, Execution Timed Out but all works good in Visual Studio with same numbers..
c# tests in not optimised..
Ok Thanks
This is literally what this challenge asks you to figure out :)
You can try to write some small values on paper and see if some patterns emerge.
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If my understanding is correct, when the 2nd parameter ("b", in your case) is 2 or 3, the expected value of n3 should be equal to n2, but n3 is actually set to 0 by your code.
I've had a quick look, but can't say why yet. I did notice the code fails perhaps consistently when
a
is a larger number andb
is either2
or3
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I ran your code and it yields the error below. Tests have been updated since, do find a pattern in doing such exponentations.
I ran your code and it yields the error below. Tests have been updated since, do find a pattern in doing such exponentations.
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im not understanding the n in the number
expected '4n' to equal 4n
That's an issue with your solution, not with the kata.
Exec time out. Python isn't so optimized for this kata
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