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Many people are completing this with invalid code. Why are we only testing brackets? This should be testing complete statements. aka "(some code)" vs. "()". I'm seeing a lot of cheat by not expecting other values other than braces.
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Sorry to bring this up, but the question is still confusing. When I look at the example:
[[5,2],[1,10],[3,3],[1]]
If we are discuss min/max why isn't[1]
West chosen? My guess is it has something to do withbut it is higher than the choices they could make from the other sets
but is not outliend above. akaeg the LOWEST score in that inner array.
Anyrate, not going to give this a go because I have no idea how you are trying to calculate that direction.PowerShell test is broken:
Get-CenturyFromYear
should return 18 when input is 1705
should return 19 when input is 1900
should return 17 when input is 1601
should return 20 when input is 2000
should pass random tests
Expected: {9947}
But was: {99}
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