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Hello there 👋 !
I am trying to pass this kata (TypeScript) and my solution works for fixed tests but not for random tests which seem broken.
For instance that assertion fails :
Should return '[1,2,11,12,21,26,31,37,44,54,65,66,75,86,93,100,101,104,107,110,130,134,150,151,158,166,167,168,170,177,179,2,11,12,21,158,167,168,177,2,11,12,21,158,167,168,177,2,11,12,21,158,167,168,177]': expected [ Array(31) ] to deeply equal [ Array(55) ]The description clearly states :
Return array must *not* contain duplicate integers.The test expects the function to return
[1,2,11,12,21,26,31,37,44,54,65,66,75,86,93,100,101,104,107,110,130,134,150,151,158,166,167,168,170,177,179,2,11,12,21,158,167,168,177,2,11,12,21,158,167,168,177,2,11,12,21,158,167,168,177]which contains duplicates... when duplicates are filtered out, the array length becomes31which is what my solution is providing 🤷Very smart indeed.