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Prototype should not use
const int
, that makes no sense at all.Nope, still same issue
Invalid C solutions that don't take into account stretching of the rubber band incorrectly pass all tests.
Duh! How did I miss that! Good find
Because of the each bit in n part;
11
is not represented as1011
for each bit in n, but rather as0..0001011
(depending on size of int).Thanks for forking! It's shorter, but I just wanted to demonstrate how compilers pool string constants...
really nice!
LOL! It takes 15+ seconds to compile this in Agda
Alright, who is going to see such forks and approve?
For Bash the sample test code is wrong and will not accept a solution THAT IS ACCEPTED BY THE FINAL TEST!
This is wasting everybody's time.
Yes, I eventually figured it out, but that wasted a lot of my time. And that test is not even accurate.
Better would be something like :
no hardcoded date or time (sub)strings in your code
What the heck does this error message supposed to mean? Are we doing a 7Kyu kata or some kind of puzzle?
no date/time in your code
LOL! Yeah, that was a stupid oversight.
C translation code in description has syntax error on
!==
Probably 2 Kyu for having to work real hard to understand the requirements from incomplete descriptions, test cases, the discussion section, and trial and error. Great...
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