What is better: to iterate over integers up to square root, or over integers whose square is not bigger than n?

Just uses recursion instead of a loop. Continues until there are no more # present (idx < 0)

how this works?

Please consider this is used in a real codebase:

const foo = [2,3,5];
const bar = distributionOf(foo);
console.log(foo);

The above outputs [] instead of [2,3,5], because the array foo was modified from inside the distributionOf function. Functions shouldn't mutate their parameters.

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nice! Just one swipe through...efficient as usual

Thanks for reporting. I modified the random tests. Regards, suic

Thanks for reporting this. I modified the random tests. Regards, suic

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Hi, in which language? Thanks, suic

Shouldn't the fact that the double spaces and the ones at beginning/ end of the string must disappear from the solution? or at least include these examples in the test cases?