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Thanks a lot! Much appreciated!!!
Oh I see... that is highly unlikely to ever happen, isn't it? It's not exactly a popular kata, so I wonder how a translation will make its way here. I wanted to translate it to try and get more users to it, I think its a nice kata :)
Bump. Does anyone know how to get a translation published?
Nice kata! Added JavaScript translation.
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5bba064b2d15ec331d0000ff?sel=5bba064b2d15ec331d0000ff
I'm not sure how it will help you if I type the name of some IDE into here. Let's just end this discussion, it has clearly derailed from the original post.
What I mean is that the execution does not stop because of time out at making the 'attempt'. I'm assuming something is broken on the grounds that it works fine in other environments.
So then code speed isn't the issue because the solution doesn't reach anywhere near that limit
I'm not sure. Even if I cut the code, and leave it at 'return n', it's still 700ms. Can you please look into it?
This kata is impossible to complete in javascript. There are too many test cases and therefore the kata won't complete. Please fix.
I'm getting the same kind of error as here...
https://github.com/Codewars/codewars.com/issues/849
So I have made an issue as well on github:
https://github.com/Codewars/codewars.com/issues/1323
I'm trying, but it seems to be broken. Now the whole thing became impossible to use... it removed SQL as a language.
I have unpublished it as it is now not solvable by anyone.
Any attempts result in:
"Server Execution Error:
Language undefined is not a supported language"
Hello, yes, is there documentation about this? I haven't figured out how to implement the test cases properly...
Great Kata for beginners, this would be a good one to suggest right after the "Multiply" Kata. I especially like that the description is very clear and well written.