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There's an algorithm called Fermat's factorization method that you can look up on Wikipedia.
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getSize(4,2,6) returns [88,48]
when getSize(4,2,6)[1] refers to [88,48][1] = 48, test case refering to ouput index value.
In the tests, twice I am given an array of [4,2,6]. I fail the first test as expected output is 88, 48 but succeed on the second with output of 48, 48.
I know it's an old question but I would love to know the answer to this one!
RTFM... x/
test.assert_equals(find_short("bitcoin take over the world maybe who knows perhaps"), 3)
Actually 2 ("the", "who")
Issues in test cases
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No, you're not, check in Solutions, there are more that used it too. Note that's not the best approach.
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Stealing this formatting from now on! Very readable
Why not a
forloop? :D https://www.codewars.com/kumite/57cab2bbfa9fc5df340007d6?sel=5d6946c80725d3001fb10eb1I think this one is the most readable. Anyone else use a do-while?
super elegant!
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