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I've forked the Haskell translation here to clarify the
RGB
data structure.Python translation. Please, review and approve.
Haskell: What is the defintion of
RGB
?( Clojure does. Haskell has random tests. )
needs random tests
haskell translation kumited: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5e05de3cada84400229b950e
Approved. Great to see more Clojure :)
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I am pretty certain something is wrong. I'm doing the clojure version and am getting:
[53 83 54 -58 -20 56 57 10] as input to lcmu
my code generates:
[53 4399 237546 6888834 68888340 964436760 18324298440 18324298440]
but the test expects:
[53 4399 237546 6888834 68888340 964436760 18324298440 5722146280]
I can't see how this possibly could be correct?
He made the same solution as I did. The idea is pretty much what you said;
For each possible side length a, get each possible side length b >= a, and then calculate u=c^2.
Finally just check that c is an integer (or rather calculate c, followed by checking that c^2 = u), and that it has an acceptable perimeter.
And then count how many solutions there are. (I guess you did three loops, a, b, c? Or trying to find all for a given perimeter?)
I'm having the exact same problem and have no idea of how to check what the inputs are.