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it's not.
list don't change
Please advise as we all know, we should avoid changes in original array. So how this is the best practice?
Ah, that's what I should have done! Good work.
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"You don't necessarily start at the first floor" Exactly! Now I understand what the mistake is :)
In the end, it's quite simple.
Can't believe I've been staring at this thing for hours, over the last couple of months.
thanks for creating this kata
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I was also a bit mystified by length = 0 in the random tests.
I imagine if the length of the segemnt to be sorted is 0, then nothing gets sorted.
Instead the tests expect length=0 to result in everything from start to the end being sorted
That aside, thanks for the kata
---- this from test results ----
Testing for [46, -90, -30], 0 and 0
[46, -90, -30] should equal
[-90, -30, 46]
How people think to produce code like this? This perfect work and don't understandable for me.
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andi
can be removed.That's strange but in solutions from my name have publicked difference code. This code is slightly different from the code that I have submitted.
The interpreter decided to publish ))
I'm not
RED
:DSo it seems not a trouble ;-)
myjinxin is not a Red user, so he does not get the advantage himself ;-)
Hey @myjinxin2015, since jhoffner has expressed that the CW servers can get either slower or faster with changes over time, and that CW Red users have faster coderunner servers than non Red users, the
0ms to 6ms
window is rather fickle and may leave your Kata unsolvable (or too easy) in the future.I would recommend timing user solutions relative to the author's solution and using that as a metric instead since you require such precise times.
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