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Thanks!
I modified it slightly to display the tree and nuts on the ground regardless of test pass/fail. This make it same as all other translations.
Please take a look at my hacked changes (I'm not a Haskell programmer). If it seems OK, I will Approve.
Approved. Thanks.
LGTM. Approved!
Thanks. As well as displaying the tree, please also display the line underneath which shows the expected number of nuts.
Approved. Thanks.
LGTM. Approved.
Please always display the tree and nut counts even for good results.
LGTM. Approved. Thanks!
gray/grey mixup -- tests are not consistent with description
grey/gray mixup. Description says
gray; Tests saygreygood tip.
Me too! It is so long since I wrote this.
The
return *sz, ret;is really same as justreturn ret;but I think I was trying to emphasise that theszis also a "returned" value. Probably it was unnecessarily clever (?) and caused more confusion than anything else.It is the LHS endpoint of the middle horizontal straight line of the
EAdded to Notes.
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