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Thanks a lot! Good stuff. Approved.
Perfect! Thanks a lot!
The point is to convince Doc Daneeka that John Yossarian is crazy. That's the catch! "It's the best there is!" (Doc Daneeka)
Your solution omits a few cases (and instead contains duplicates of other cases), but my tests didn't catch that. I updated the tests, which invalidated this solution. Sorry! Feel free to submit another one.
Yeah, my tests are great.
If you want to play violin concertos in binary, study Hacker's Delight. But frankly – unless you're writing an optimizing compiler or similar low-level stuff, this isn't important. May be the opposite, if it leads to cryptic code. I wrote this kata just for fun, it's not meant to be useful. :-)
The given solution is cool – it can also generate all groups for a given language. But since that's not required and the code may be hard to understand for users who don't know Prolog well (e.g. me), I'll replace it with simpler code.
I'll add a few other changes to make this translation more similar to the others:
Thanks a lot! Approved.
Done.
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Fixed.
Please leave it open! I had a quick look at it when you published it, I just didn't have time yet to check it and approve it. But I will! Thanks!
Thanks! I'll have a look.
Fails the random tests roughly half the time. The tests expect
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for[0]
and other inputs containing only zeros. (I think the tests don't correctly implement the requirements in this regard.)Loading more items...