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Yeah I'm pretty sure we already have something exactly like this on 7th or 8th.

You have a rope that you know the length of in meters and a guide book that tells you the height of your climb in feet.

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Closing the question. Feel free to reply if something still isn't clear.

i'm familiar with regular fizz buzz.

Maybe not familiar enough :P

the way the problem reads to me is that multiples of 2 are "Fizz", multiples of 3 are "Buzz", multiples of both are "FizzBuzz".

Why 2 and why 3 ? They're not static numbers, and your task is to find out what they are.

[1, "Fizz", "Buzz", "Fizz", 5, "FizzBuzz"] ==> [2, 3]

The answer should read as: elements divisible by 2 are 'Fizz' and elements divisible by 3 are 'Buzz', and divisible by both are 'FizzBuzz', giving the initial input.

even 9kyu if it existed

Thank you I appreciate that.

I agree

Thanks! And thanks for the suggestion!

You're using Ruby right? This shows the input in all failed tests

def digital_root(n)
  puts n
  3
end

Can I see your failing code? Mark your post as having spoiler content.

You can print the input yourself, or are you talking about something else?

Nice work, glad it helped