A very interesting example, it turns out the solution is literally right before your eyes

this was the most unfun code problem i've done in my entire life. did not enjoy a second of it. ):

but if you like math this might be something for you, i guess

solution sharing != kata suggestion

its always failed when i try n = 89
your IDE give me a true but my pc IDE give me a fales

@Test
public void test6(){
assertEquals(false, Kata.hasTwoCubeSums(89));
}

Nice mathematical kata to have fun with.

Using lists in haskell caused timeouts for me.

Good challenge. Thought my brain was going to explode.

it says startignfrom index one. so if we have to sum the elements of the first then that would be undefined beacuse we would not have an index 1 only an index zero beacuse we onyl have one element. Am I understanding the Task wrong?

this is more of a math/pattern problem than a coding problem tbh

This is harder than the other 7kyus (or possibly I'm just bad at math).

hey man, do you found out by doing math yourself and found the formula single handledly or checking some google first, asking for myself, i failed this kata

i failed at this kata, know nothing about how or what to do first nor breakdown nor understand. math pattern is really not existing in my brain