Thank you for the responce @akar-0.

I did manage that.
As always I am suprised of other's solutions ...

A good kata.

But looking at example where's here 1/4 ?

C1 = [0; 1/3], [2/3; 1]

PS: I probably missing something .... :(

PS2: Seems like I'm starting to get the idea

Hi there, interesting kata (not yet passed :()

Just got a failed test '_4_denominator_not_a_power_of_3' in C translation

num = 1
den = 4
n   = 1
 
Submitted: false
Expected:  true

Is this correct?

Hi great kata (especially the description :))

I've created a Rust translation but it doesn't contain random tests.
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/61fe5d0f31469b48c9e8261b?sel=61fe5d0f31469b48c9e8261b

Hey I also run into such an issue.
I did reset it didn't help.

I am confident to say that it's not an issue in my code.

Also I can state that the issue is not determenistic.
For example I've got an error on such data [][]int{{165, 526}, {510, 397}}.
I created my own test with it and it works.

BTW: thanks for a great kata

Thank you for a great kata @darrentburgess.

I've eventually coped with it. (Not sure if it's a decent solution, but it works :))

And I would like to notice that in rust basic tests there's two tiny syntax errors
cannot find function `encodeRailFenceCipher` in this scope .
The fix is to rename the function.

Hi, thanks for the cata.

I'd like to notice that in rust when we try to run basic tests we get an error error[E0425]: cannot find function `add` in this scope.

As I see there's no basic tests at all and I don't know if it was intentional to make it more intriguing. Which seems to me be a good idea.
But might in this case better to remove the test which privides the error to not bother new-comer rustoceans :)

Hi @kirbylife, thanks for the translation I just finished it.

I would like to notice that in the setup part of the translation, more precisely in function return value you forgot to add parentheses.
So there is a syntax error there.

Hey thanks for the kata (Eventhouth I didn't solve it accurately :( ).

I'd like to pointed out that in rust User's sample tests there's a missed use crate::next_higher.

Jaw-dropping cata!)
It was extremely interesting.

Hi
Can someone help me?
My code has complexity about O(n) but is timeouted.
Might you give me some hints?

good solution

this is awesome!