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Not, for 34 i domt have to go to 17, its enough to go up to 5 or so.
100 is an example. For n = 34 you need go through (n / 2): 1, 2, 17 and finally N.
Why go to n/2? There's no need to go to n/2, you can get all divisors of 100 if you go up to 10, no need to go to 50.
Why not using (n / 2) in 'for-cycle' for comparing current value of 'i'?
For example, all integer divisors of 10 end at '5' (half of N), also as all inetegr divisors of 100 end at '50' (also half of N).
No need to go through all numbers from 'N / 2' to 'N'.
why is that?
This kata throws a stackoverflow exception in Intellij
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Elegant solution.
Amazing, first I didn't even checked what's going on in your code, but after I checked it it's an amazing result
Can't we optimize this solution to make it O(sqrt(n))
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Mindblowing solution, good job
I think this is a great kata, it gives clear instructions and the kata itself doesn't seem to have any problems. It is very creative and simple to think through. I think it could do very well if it leaves beta (though the developers don't look to have updated this in a while).
You forgot to close your scanner. You should add the following line where you finish using the scanner.
input.close();
i really like your solution.
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