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When you run tests (not submit) then you will get "sumPrimes is not in the scope". This is what i see: "do sumPrimes input1
shouldBeexpected1"Moreover, can you give a little hint? My solution is timing out on calculating "3000000th" prime: it is: 49979687. How advanced algorithm is sufficient to make it in the time?
Task needs to tell what diagnosis should be shown for what values. It's pretty not obvious that we should display "Fat" instead of "Overweight"
Tests are expecting sumPrimes function, but final checker expects sumOfAnsweredQueries function.
Second, what does this guarantee mean? "1 <= x <= min(250000, length P)"
Third, is it really that hard to solve this problem? Calculating primes up to 49979687 (this is last prime required by the task - 3000000th) is taking waaay to long...
At first i way happy to see some algorithmic task in here, but now i feel it's very restrictive or i don't understand something.
Test cases doesn't check if name of the fruit after "rotten" is uppercase, e.g rottenBanana is treated the same as rottenbanana
Really fun kata, can be used as some kind of introduction to Singletons in haskell :)
Description is wrong.
We have to output "f(x) = " for a = 0, b = 0 instead of "f(x) = 0", anyway when a=0 then it is not a linear function...
Moreover we need to output "f(x) = -1x" for a = -1 and b = 0. I think test cases need reconstruction...