approved

Thank you for the responce @akar-0.

I did manage that.
As always I am suprised of other's solutions ...

A good kata.

It's hard to answer without spoiling the solution. 1/4 is the initial value, it's in C0 ([0,1]). For C1 the value you must control is no more 1/4, it changes on each iteration.

But looking at example where's here 1/4 ?

C1 = [0; 1/3], [2/3; 1]

PS: I probably missing something .... :(

PS2: Seems like I'm starting to get the idea

Yes it is.

Hi there, interesting kata (not yet passed :()

Just got a failed test '_4_denominator_not_a_power_of_3' in C translation

num = 1
den = 4
n   = 1
 
Submitted: false
Expected:  true

Is this correct?

done!

Could you at the same time fix the issue in logs (see above)? false/true are reversed in logs.

Just fixed that.

There's an error in tests logs (it should display the inverse). But the test itself is correct: the correct answer is false and you're returning true. I missed that when approving the translation. I'll leave a message to the translator for him to fix it.

C fork available.

When I attempt with my solution (in C) I get Passed: 95 and Failed: 6.
Among the failed cases:
num = 1
den = 2
n = 1
Submitted: false
Expected: true
I think the answer is FALSE and not TRUE ? Or, maybe I missed something in the description.

COBOL translation (author is inactive). I unified the description and made a correction num and den will be less than 10e8 (not 10e7 as stated in the current description).

Approved :)