No random tests in Java

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I tried to use for loop, but there is an error

System does not have to be "provided", you can just use it if you need. System.Math will not help you though, because it does not work with BigInteger.

However I agree that the list vs. array can be confusing for beginner users.

I agree. He asks for a list, but it's not a List from System.Collections.Generic. Heck, he doesn't even provide the System for Math.Pow().

this is the first kata i did on my own. It's pretty easy as the answer is literally in the question but ahhh

Because that's not how you check for an empty array. And mark your post as having spoiler content next time, please.

same problem with javaScript !!

has been fixed in C#, Haskell, Python, NASM

approved by someone

added for javascript in this pending approved fork

JS fork

• used 'fuzzy' equality instead of strict equality (coming from this issue)
• used lodash for randomness
• got rid of reference solution