Awesome kata to practice and have some fun with while exercising.

D translation

Not a suggestion. Please don't give free hints on Discourse pages, users are supposed to solve the kata by themselves.

If you don't like math or something, you just have to click next kata (top right of any kata page), or use the Practice tab to make a custom research. There are thousands of katas available, sure you will come across with something enjoyable for you.

Approved

python fork:

https://www.codewars.com/kumite/62ca5b99edc75c001696063e?sel=62ca5b99edc75c001696063e

approved

Fork of COBOL translation fixing incorrect reference solution for perfect squares and generating perfect squares in random tests: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/619796fa8f1185000fd01532?sel=6290aa8bb951dd7ebab32018

Approved

Cool kata and a really nice area of mathematics - if anyone is interested in some vaguely related topics I highly recommend this book:

Beck, Robins - Computing the Continuous Discretely, 2nd Edition, Springer (2015).

Author's book page

both forks approved
Should we also check some of your earlier translations?

Yes. Fork: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/62806349cc1753c8895e0ca1?sel=6290a50a58d87b00308c8940

same issue for the other kata I approved just now?

That's a misunderstanding from me of what usize is. Changed to u64 there: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/62806b53e5f29c941d28611b?sel=6290a40bb951dd004ab332fe

What does it have to do with usize? Does the number of divisors depend on what architecture you're using?