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3^3^3 = 3^(3^3) = 3^27
not
(3^3)^3 = 27^3
For the inputs (3,3), I got this error.
params: 3 3
ans: 19683
19683 should equal 7625597484987
I think this test is wrong. Do you agree..?
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Ruby translation kumited -- please check and approve (note: author is inactive)
Approved :) (FYI: it's a good idea to mark posts for new translations with the flag
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on the discourse page, then it's easier to find them, in particular if the page is flooded with other messages).Why'd bother to publish the same kata and now he made a translation on that kata, which is a good thing ¯_(ツ)_/¯
(I'm sorry for my rudeness)
"Tetration" Python Translation - https://www.codewars.com/kumite/623260c20954eb000e183ae9?sel=623260c20954eb000e183ae9
(author is inactive)
if the author is up to do so, 'better to write a new one rather than update the current instance (too many feedback that most likely wouldn't ever get updated here)
There's currently no approved kata on higher-order hyperoperations, so perhaps this kata could be extended to cover them (or a special case such as pentation).
well, you actually should unpublish this one and translate the JS kata, to avoid creating a duplicate. If you don't do JS, you can forfeit the kata, then translate it. You might need to modify a bit the current tests to match the JS version, but you already havcve most of what you need to translate that other kata.
Duplicate: https://www.codewars.com/kata/5797bbb34be9127074000132
I've added some decimal tests (you were right with that) and rectified the description accordingly.
Hi,
I've resolved all the issues you mentioned (other than No. 4 as I believe that could create irrational numbers that would be hard to deal with) and would love to know your feedback.
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