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WEIRD CHALLENGE (WasteYourTime1)
MAKE A PROGRAM LIKE THIS EXAMPLE 1 INPUT=7391 OUTPUT 9=7+3-1 7=9-3+1 3=9-7+1 1=7+3-9 (NOT AS 9=9+3-3) EXAMPLE 2 INPUT=3573 OUTPUT 7=7 (NOT AS 7=3+3-5+3+3) 5=5 3=3 (HERE IMPOSSIBLE TO MAKE ANY OPERATIONS) ( ALSO ONLY ONE TIME 3) I HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND THIS /*COMPLETE THIS CHALLENGE AND I WILL GIVE YOU NOTHING*/ /*JUST WASTE YOUR TIME AND BE SMART*/
21 Answers
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What do you mean by "Also only one time 3"?
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https://code.sololearn.com/c4LwcyMzUpqE/#cs
My solution in just 189 lines of code :D...
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Okey my code is only for numbers with 4 digits but it seems to work. It starts generally for any number of digits but I can't find a generic formula...
Sorry, this is not a beautiful code...
But now "only one time 3" condition is respected :D (maybe)
https://code.sololearn.com/cDdjU3PN5EX1/?ref=app
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Lmao no it gives you problem solving strategies.
But I find it quite hard
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My response in Ruby:
https://code.sololearn.com/cU9Agya12Yaa/?ref=app
It can take any input number, and I think it fulfills all the requirements. Not yet any validation of the input value, so careful to only enter numbers, but should work well otherwise.
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means
input 3573
wrong output
7=7
5=5
3=3
3=3
right output
7=7
5=5
3=3
got it ? mr. krishna
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if input is 9988, right output is
9 = 9
8 = 8
?
I got 9 = 9 + 8 - 8 but i dont care ahahah
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ok your choice
/* your code is really good */
@andrea
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nice logic i loved it...😘😘
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In my code I interpreted the question meaning the equation needed to use ALL the remaining digits of the number, given the examples in the original post. This might not have been exactly the intention, but the code works for that interpretation, and a fun challenge regardless.
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excellent @andré
/* it doesn't work properly on (2211, 4422) input*/
/*it needs little bit perfection*/
/*all thing is great but problem is with me i cant understand ruby*/
/*great work really*/
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yes right
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Too much time wasted ;)
I'm happy with my 9 = 9 + 8 - 8
Anyway take a look at my code :)
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Thanks ;)
The best answer is for me? Ahahah :P
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Good work @André
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Thanks for the feedback @RANDOM1! I misinterpreted the challenge, I thought it meant only for unique digits in the number. I have fixed the code - should work now for numbers like 2211 and 4422!
I will add comments to the code later to explain my process.
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no please dont explain i need to learn ruby from scratch i dont wanna waste your time ok @andré
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No no @andré explain 4 me ahaha