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I think this issue is still there.
Thx. I got it wrong.
For instance, these two arrays:
a = [323, 160, 477, 470, 471, 436, 105, 136, 253, 248, 109, 259, 463, 488, 297, 421, 293, 180, 276, 388, 75, 345, 358, 79, 372, 373, 37, 90, 152, 389, 486, 387, 439, 77, 497, 44, 357, 148, 189, 498, 70, 250, 296, 121, 489, 400, 464, 351, 155, 426, 191, 257, 269, 80, 244, 278, 29, 161, 198, 476, 419, 335, 183, 149, 122, 294, 34, 242, 313, 102, 89, 59, 429, 144, 135, 433, 336, 328, 206, 13, 182, 212, 41, 128, 103, 87, 370, 71, 48, 172, 139, 431, 234, 61, 137, 309, 200, 413, 246, 320, 66, 11, 462, 273, 21, 2, 342, 188, 332, 58, 314, 165, 280, 344, 134, 167, 49, 460, 228, 495, 169, 281, 322, 72, 190, 158, 316, 106, 260, 288, 284, 241, 138, 292, 60, 443, 386, 299, 334, 467, 418, 179, 490, 303, 348, 97, 496, 40, 318, 207, 209, 52, 484, 120, 145, 361, 319, 219, 104, 157, 5, 325, 222, 417, 304, 442, 181, 78, 65, 68, 331, 133, 229, 450, 125, 290, 405, 245, 454, 363, 47, 35, 25, 254, 430, 472, 324, 256, 42, 291, 369, 140, 159, 92, 263, 397, 177, 194, 132, 45, 449, 33, 184, 225, 93, 475, 249, 205, 452, 438, 56, 86, 15, 367, 311, 482, 265, 46, 116, 108, 107, 131, 162, 82, 32, 51, 410, 465, 83, 378, 266, 399, 339, 483, 434, 368, 186, 402, 377, 289, 326, 143, 412, 337, 287, 201, 407, 111, 445, 31, 166, 17, 171, 374, 385, 20, 428, 214, 98, 283, 315, 10, 14, 84, 398, 308, 175, 192, 99, 453, 54, 147, 473, 251, 88, 298, 302, 415, 481, 243, 12, 233, 235, 220, 275, 110, 424, 359, 440, 435, 437, 238, 468, 193, 141, 239, 223, 118, 62, 271, 285, 392, 279, 383, 493, 73, 94, 447, 4, 362, 176, 154, 164, 216, 353, 395, 23, 330, 277, 282, 213, 466, 403, 340, 307, 310, 352, 211, 126, 204, 1, 264, 346, 456, 329, 355, 7, 270, 187, 237, 381, 360, 16, 170, 404, 350, 117, 341, 401, 142, 91, 422, 113, 391, 317, 173, 3, 210, 327, 338, 494, 28, 185, 255, 153, 203, 36, 168, 39, 146, 130, 9, 57, 356, 305, 365, 487, 115, 448, 218, 408, 380, 457, 343, 425, 217, 485, 444, 50, 202, 227, 416, 163, 394, 43, 151, 26, 406, 384, 492, 6, 226, 150, 306, 321, 236, 224, 195, 379, 272, 215, 258, 67, 199, 333, 197, 114, 375, 349, 364, 22, 18, 390, 38, 420, 8, 74, 499, 295, 409, 123, 30, 85, 53, 64, 459, 432, 300, 376, 455, 63, 81, 119, 469, 221, 19, 366, 411, 441, 156, 100, 76, 261, 423, 230, 55, 232, 208, 312, 491, 446, 262, 178, 382, 124, 301, 24, 231, 414, 127, 458, 101, 267, 474, 451, 240, 354, 479, 252, 286, 371, 427, 129, 274, 196, 500, 268, 112, 393, 461, 347, 478, 69, 96, 174, 247, 480, 95, 396, 27]
b = [318, 497, 77, 177, 35, 58, 92, 347, 185, 164, 406, 337, 136, 105, 480, 175, 426, 68, 271, 140, 27, 147, 458, 371, 304, 202, 176, 469, 218, 325, 411, 432, 456, 67, 100, 450, 130, 103, 60, 228, 322, 169, 340, 448, 101, 328, 281, 163, 490, 311, 370, 489, 300, 439, 25, 7, 10, 148, 435, 76, 386, 459, 317, 390, 124, 321, 102, 69, 85, 226, 494, 383, 326, 420, 306, 482, 361, 151, 305, 9, 2, 44, 310, 465, 41, 50, 493, 466, 299, 135, 495, 380, 32, 89, 499, 172, 316, 170, 372, 62, 363, 332, 395, 237, 424, 479, 149, 29, 249, 242, 399, 266, 128, 421, 391, 412, 384, 488, 473, 8, 368, 183, 455, 396, 112, 433, 227, 122, 111, 314, 413, 72, 353, 366, 61, 288, 264, 374, 178, 11, 403, 93, 341, 481, 234, 296, 84, 205, 431, 356, 334, 247, 339, 198, 194, 20, 409, 291, 131, 96, 369, 295, 437, 487, 389, 354, 484, 483, 187, 330, 53, 208, 119, 440, 141, 258, 430, 99, 17, 429, 193, 132, 59, 467, 80, 313, 87, 294, 46, 241, 358, 398, 364, 315, 167, 292, 416, 323, 203, 142, 4, 320, 114, 265, 276, 81, 123, 283, 195, 3, 109, 453, 229, 452, 379, 460, 232, 63, 468, 392, 290, 273, 268, 293, 367, 402, 329, 14, 463, 447, 243, 64, 220, 425, 154, 275, 255, 75, 477, 298, 308, 55, 204, 333, 250, 246, 382, 397, 12, 189, 327, 231, 454, 417, 285, 120, 219, 470, 272, 171, 115, 352, 200, 262, 301, 445, 133, 104, 277, 197, 39, 336, 418, 400, 259, 88, 94, 475, 287, 348, 108, 74, 1, 214, 449, 23, 90, 256, 343, 56, 408, 38, 303, 110, 37, 355, 307, 446, 224, 240, 373, 434, 107, 65, 165, 474, 33, 442, 207, 385, 491, 346, 213, 284, 211, 152, 267, 331, 118, 419, 127, 190, 150, 225, 173, 209, 280, 116, 21, 253, 196, 48, 282, 410, 137, 257, 436, 464, 404, 156, 261, 98, 206, 393, 144, 423, 52, 30, 34, 251, 191, 381, 235, 143, 233, 451, 174, 286, 478, 486, 362, 365, 496, 49, 155, 335, 45, 184, 95, 360, 179, 138, 86, 344, 106, 492, 113, 388, 312, 415, 180, 26, 166, 338, 192, 57, 461, 16, 54, 405, 216, 230, 443, 394, 66, 457, 79, 42, 97, 145, 309, 43, 244, 28, 153, 377, 70, 349, 78, 139, 125, 188, 239, 212, 36, 238, 83, 126, 18, 160, 159, 289, 157, 222, 279, 31, 51, 223, 444, 342, 302, 422, 350, 146, 5, 414, 485, 186, 91, 181, 357, 378, 254, 210, 236, 215, 162, 82, 263, 182, 161, 269, 345, 438, 472, 24, 407, 471, 476, 199, 498, 278, 260, 401, 221, 319, 462, 73, 375, 201, 427, 13, 117, 324, 40, 297, 168, 245, 217, 19, 351, 6, 134, 121, 441, 252, 22, 158, 274, 376, 428, 387, 500, 71, 47, 15, 248, 270, 359, 129]
They have a common subsequence:
[105, 439, 148, 102, 89, 172, 332, 314, 72, 288, 334, 484, 430, 132, 452, 367, 402, 14, 243, 220, 275, 285, 94, 23, 213, 211, 381, 360, 113, 338, 28, 153, 36, 146, 485, 236, 215, 199, 375, 19, 441, 252, 274, 500]
.len(a) == len(b) == 500
And, the common subsequence's length is 44, not 6.So the answer cannot be 494(which the python version says), should be no more than 456.
Maybe you should check it out.
Maybe there's something wrong with the python translation ?
For every random test, a longer increasing sequence can be found than the answer.
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After reading the other disscusions, I think in the instructions, "range" means a "arithmetic progression", which has no duplicate numbers.
I think it's a issue.For the test case '57755488799715021391892385890806723998334829144102629487228476633166132968378752953170191017641156224494559636997514311818440463689304227931374100687753602278209412179814735665358564258655' 94.
[57, 75, 54, 88, 79, 9, 71, 50, 21, 39, 18, 92, 38, 58, 90, 80, 67, 23, 99, 83, 34, 82, 91, 44, 102, 62, 94, 87, 22, 84, 76, 63, 31, 66, 13, 29, 68, 37, 87, 52, 95, 31, 70, 19, 101, 76, 41, 15, 62, 24, 49, 45, 59, 63, 69, 97, 51, 43, 11, 81, 84, 40, 46, 36, 89, 30, 42, 27, 93, 13, 74, 100, 68, 77, 53, 60, 22, 78, 20, 94, 12, 17, 98, 14, 73, 56, 65, 35, 85, 64, 25, 86, 55] is a valid list and [9,102] is one of the possible answer. But [8,101] is the only answer that can pass.
https://www.codewars.com/kata/faberge-easter-eggs-crush-test-linear/go
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Go Translation:
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5d4b9e7ae22546002522fe0c?sel=5d4b9e7ae22546002522fe0c
I think you are right. The Go trainslation is wrong.
Although this passed the tests,but can't handle any digit larger then "F".
I think maybe it's due to the network lattency? Or the compilation time counts?
My solution finished all the testcases in 8176.6654ms, but toke 11985ms to pass the test. My python solution even took less total time than go.
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https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5d2564607b94a00023bd0a0c?sel=5d2564607b94a00023bd0a0c
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