Nice kata! However (being born on 29/02/1996) I don't life the fact that the alghoritm has to force an 11, a Master number (check out its description in numerology), to become a 2, The Child, which is considered to be, in a way, its shadow, what it becomes when not truly self... Anyway, I've enjoyed it! Thanks!
Not a big problem for these tests but concatenating the arrays can use a lot of memory.
It is better to sum the arrays separately and add the sums together.
Which do you think is better?
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Translation for java please let me know for any improvements
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Cool problem, not a 7
Rust translation kumited. :-)
I've updated the random tests, as they took up space and weren't truly random.
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F# translation
VERY GOOD PROBLEM FOR RECURSSION PRATCICE
Nice kata! However (being born on 29/02/1996) I don't life the fact that the alghoritm has to force an 11, a Master number (check out its description in numerology), to become a 2, The Child, which is considered to be, in a way, its shadow, what it becomes when not truly self... Anyway, I've enjoyed it! Thanks!
Snakey Snake Python translation
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Not a big problem for these tests but concatenating the arrays can use a lot of memory.
It is better to sum the arrays separately and add the sums together.
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