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Oh sorry man, I got busy with work. Was going to do it today. Thanks for helping me with it - and then doing it.
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The only thing you should do it to memorize the whole table that contains Hamming Numbers so you don't recreate it every time.
@MixMasterTthere are 1,999 tests ranging from 1 <= n <= 8053063680. Don't know why the author decided to test so many numbers but I guess they wanted a very fast solution.I am having a similar issue. My algorithm is very simple, yet I pass 748 test cases in 0ms according to the testing feedback, all green, no red. But it also times out. How many test cases are there?
I did but comparing my code with that of others it seems I used a very different solution method to most people. I took my cue from the merge algorithm outlined on the Wikipedia page about Hamming (aka regular) numbers.
Has anyone managed to solve this in Ruby? I have an O(n) solution which can calculate hamming(5000) in 200ms. I'm struggling to pass the volume of tests though withour it timing out after 6000ms