Clear, but O(n*log(n)) complexity instead of naive O(n)
This solution is very old, .at didn't exist when it was written.
.at
you can use arr.at(-1) instead of arr[arr.length -1]
They are defined already as part of the kata, just not in the part of the code that you can edit.
How can we call functions> that not defined? Can someone explain?))
similar to mine but MAN it took me 3 whole days because i wrote lenght instead of length lol.
I like this one as well. Pretty much clean, but I think that we are missing this part "Signature will always contain 3 numbers;"
this is a reference to the instance of Number on which you called the method times.
this
Number
times
Who is "this" ?
4 months old and I concur concur. I also used sort not realizing how inefficient it is. Thanks for the learning.
I like this answer a lot.
Your comment is 2 years old but I concur.
How???
Alright guys, we found a mathematician.
I've done the same way but without understanding what I'm doing. Merely some kind of instinct helped me. Please, point me out to the theme about this kata in MDN.
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Clear, but O(n*log(n)) complexity instead of naive O(n)
This solution is very old,
.at
didn't exist when it was written.you can use arr.at(-1) instead of arr[arr.length -1]
They are defined already as part of the kata, just not in the part of the code that you can edit.
How can we call functions> that not defined? Can someone explain?))
similar to mine but MAN it took me 3 whole days because i wrote lenght instead of length lol.
I like this one as well. Pretty much clean, but I think that we are missing this part "Signature will always contain 3 numbers;"
this
is a reference to the instance ofNumber
on which you called the methodtimes
.Who is "this" ?
4 months old and I concur concur. I also used sort not realizing how inefficient it is. Thanks for the learning.
I like this answer a lot.
Your comment is 2 years old but I concur.
How???
Alright guys, we found a mathematician.
I've done the same way but without understanding what I'm doing. Merely some kind of instinct helped me.
Please, point me out to the theme about this kata in MDN.
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