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i can't this very very geinus
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Can we change the third if to else in the for loop?
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is this ascii reference?
We would have to see your solution which throws the error 132.
This was the solution I settled upon, my editor is throwin error 132 with no text to go along with the error, this is happening across every kata I try does anyone know what is causing this please.
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"int sixes" "simple if logic"
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what does the variable 'isComplete' stand for? What is complete? I cant catch that one.
what is wrong with a simple if logic solution? Everyone can read it and computers work great in this booring way. lol
Warning for all the three star programmers. Check this out: http://wiki.c2.com/?ThreeStarProgrammer
Would it be different story if the string was HUGE, i mean huge...in the test case? Wouldnt people really need to
write theire own parser in that case? Take down the problem to what it should be, digit by digit, remembering the reminder, take out zeroes at the end, inverting the string, return it. Well, i wrote exaktly that, my own parser, and compared to the work of one row of code and what i had to do, sat whole night and today, trying to figure what is wrong...and louds of code, rows, then 4 kuy is ok. But the easy way in c# to ashieve this, well way to easy if you use the mentioned BigInteger stuff. lol what to say?
Put in a test case with string length of 1000 and se what happens. :)
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