I have updated description ("Order of inhabitants in infinite lists won't be tested."), hope it clarifies it. It was complementary task, so I think strictness is unnecessary.
I managed the pass the shorter ones, but the ones with result being higher than 10^9 beats me in performance, it gets very slow (~45s).
A hint for you: you don't have to track of the whole huge string, only the part you have to examine, and you have a limit for that.
Just in case: it has changed slightly.
I have updated description ("Order of inhabitants in infinite lists won't be tested."), hope it clarifies it. It was complementary task, so I think strictness is unnecessary.
Thanks a lot!
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Can you publish the Counting.Preloaded for local testing?
I managed the pass the shorter ones, but the ones with result being higher than 10^9 beats me in performance, it gets very slow (~45s).
A hint for you: you don't have to track of the whole huge string, only the part you have to examine, and you have a limit for that.
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