gilmatic, are you french and not so young ?

Oh, I see that XXXXXV = LIIIII... so it's more complicated than it looks

I was getting the same thing. For Python 3.x, use a//b instead of a/b to handle the float to int problem.

It's a binomial coefficient often used for statistical distributions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binomial_coefficient

I'm an engineer and I can't understand the math notation. Neither I nor any of my coworkers have seen two terms above one another that isn't a fraction. So there's that

Init is the starting value.

Is init the starting value or the starting point of the reduction? For example, if init = a[2], do I start reducing a[0] against the a[2] value or do I start reducing from a[2]?

I'm a little stuck on this one. I can get the first 3 parts, but my max divisor is wrong, even though I'm dividing the same product by the same minimum divisor, which mathematically should get me the max divisor?

For example:

[640210194275124949, 53, 7, 91458599182160704] should equal [640210194275124949, 53, 7, 91458599182160707]

My own IDE returns 91458599182160704 as the max divisor, so I'm not totally sure what's going on

Lol yeah they are but they're so much fun :D

Found my bug, thanks! Also, Warlock and Wizard OP

The battlefield (to be exact, the part where lightning strikes) looks like this:

        →      →        →      →
  None  | None | Sprite | Wolf | Dwarf
--------------------------------------   ↓
Peasant | None |  None  | Wolf | Titan   
        ←      ←        ←      ←

Peasant is not under a dwarf, titan is.