Also I forgot: the meaning of / is not specified. Is it integer division, or rational division (which results in fractions that can be cancelled later)? If it is integer division, is it allowed to be used on two numbers not fully divisible?

Is this test even correct?

  test.assert_equals(ones(8080), 19)

8080 = (((1+1+1)**(1+1)+1)**(1+1)+1)*((1+1+1)**(1+1+1+1)-1) which contains 17 1s.

Random tests are producing sub-optimal values as well.

Duplicate: https://www.codewars.com/kata/6012457c0aa675001d4d560b

Hi,

• issue: A shallow copy isn't enough ;)
• suggestion: the random tests should use one single function taking the characteristics of the batch as parameters

The kata is technically ok, but the task itself lacks some originality, imo.

Cheers

Issues below are not resolved...

• Naming the kata as guess does not add more context to users when it comes to solving

• Not providing any hints in description does not add more context to users when it comes to solving

• Not providing sample tests to reveal some hints does not add more context to users when it comes to solving

• Not providing fixed tests to reveal some hints does not add more context to users when it comes to solving

Please refer to katas like these when writing puzzle katas

Most solutions in the linked, "easier" version of the kata solves this kata without any modifications, so this kata is basically a duplicate.

This is a duplicate of https://www.codewars.com/kata/562c94ed7549014148000069

Speed test != Lucky test