Solved the kata and accidentally reset the code... (whoops) But, I successfully recalled it from memory because I'd been working on it for a while. OP stuck to his guns on this one; kudos to you!

If you know anything about this kata, the large sum of the issues are that the solutions exceed server time limits. I did finally figure it out, avoiding the temptations of searching the internet for solutions. Sleep on it, mull it over, and keep at it. I learned quite a bit more about rethinking my code.

If you like a good puzzle, you'll love this kata :)

The solution to this problem requires that you use the ROUND function; however, using the ROUND function's precision throws an error. Codd, help me.

Soon as I changed from postgre to sqlite, I got no more errors. Thanks for the tip.

This worked as I thought it should. Took me a few minutes since I'm still wrapping my head around the JOINs. Very well done.

As a noob, I liked it because it covered basic SQL. Kudos

I also felt like the answer was DISTINCTly in the details. But, it's your Kata

I would like to reset my allies. I joined WGU first and then added MIT to see how the other half are doing. After crying myself to sleep, I want to only be alligned with my study buddies at WGU. How can I reset this?

I love finally finishing a Kata just so I can see the guys who figured it out on 1 line! Way to go... I'm so bad :(

I agree. If the code tests 4 fairly large prime numbers, the test could easily exceed 12,000ms. The REAL issue here EDIT: IS w̶a̶s̶ my code.

I am getting the mesage: "Execution timed out (12000ms)"
The code is fairly slim and in Visual Studio it calculates the largest possible int prime number in < 4sec.

Anyone else having this issue?

I got the "All tests passed" message but I am not able to submit the code. Help?