Description should be rewritten like this =>

-Calculate the total distance from the end of the first pillar to the beginning of the last pillar

-Exclude the widths of the first and last pillars themselves

-Convert meters to centimeters and return the total distance in centimeters

Haskell:

• No sample tests

• User has to write their own function / definition (which is not aligned with the task)

I was attempting to accomplish this Kata without using a for loop, but cant seem to think of another way of doing it. After giving the for loop a go I keep running into the error "TypeError: 0 is not iterable" now im assuming that this has something to do with my loop, but i cant seem to see where i went wrong. Any guidance on where i might have messed up would be great, and if maybe you could give me another possible route to take to accomplish a correct answer without using a for loop would be awesome. Thanks for any help

Description should be language-agnostic

RISCV Translation

• vector fun on board to boot

scary kata description I think such questions should be removed. I think it should be (input/ouput) if a floor is to be prepared.

Can we include units used for each variable in the description if they aren't very consistent?

Esa monda la entiendo me tome un tiempo pensando como armar el codigo pero que es eso que sale al final?? no logro entenderla

Notes:

there are 10 matches in the championship
0 <= x <= 4
0 <= y <= 4

Scala translation

Make more tests like 55:dad / 30:son, its bring more clear solution for this kata, its very already a good one but can be better

There's a lot of existing kata on Gaussian sums already. This task is the same as Gauss needs help!. Unfortunately, there probably isn't any way of making this kata distinct enough for a worthwhile variation.

"Turn a math expression into a program" is not a novel kata idea.

No random tests in Go (despite it has a random tests describe block ~~)