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in cpp version code works fine locally on my visual studio and gives the right output while when i do test or attempt it gives wrong output on the site
Example Error:
Expected: equal to (1, 999, 999)
Actual: (1, 118, 999)
While it gives (1, 999, 999) on my visual studio
all error like this on the site when i tried it on my visual studio it gives the EXPECTED CORRECTLY!
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Haskell translation
In the process of translating, I noticed the outstanding issues and decided to give the decription a serious overhaul by almost entirely rewriting it.
Hi,
The example you give:-
sort_by_perfsq([234, 61, 16, 441, 144, 728]) == [144, 441, 16, 61, 234, 728]
number of perfect squares: 2 2 1 0 0 0
suggests that a perfect square should only be counted once even if it comes from
2 or more sources. Hence 16 is counts 1, but 61 counts 0. If this is the case what are the
rules for counting or disregarding in such an example.
Also 234 counts 0, 324 variation being ignored. It seems the instructions in this kata are not
clear enough.
which language ?
good kata
Approved by someone.
Swift translation
Very interesting coding challenge.
Approved in Haskell!
Haskell translation
6 years past still have problems in discription or tests (
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Lua translation!
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