input 7 has only one digit. so, 7**(1) is the way to look at it. for example 456 is the input then execution looks like 43 +53 +6**3 because it has 3 digits
Please specify language (I suspect JS), and mark it as an issue.
Thanks. I hope u rated it.
5 probably wouldn't be unreasonable. But I think it also passes for a "tough 6". Ratings are a little subjective here ;)
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The exponent is based on the number of digits the number is composed of. So 7, being composed of 1 digit, would be 7^1, which is 7.
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input 7 has only one digit. so, 7**(1) is the way to look at it.
for example 456 is the input then execution looks like 43 +53 +6**3 because it has 3 digits
Please specify language (I suspect JS), and mark it as an issue.
Thanks. I hope u rated it.
5 probably wouldn't be unreasonable. But I think it also passes for a "tough 6". Ratings are a little subjective here ;)
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
The exponent is based on the number of digits the number is composed of. So 7, being composed of 1 digit, would be 7^1, which is 7.