Kata

AFAIK they work fine, click reset and try again.

Env:

Node v14.x

Error:

ReferenceError: Test is not defined
    at Context.<anonymous> (test.js:15:4)
    at processImmediate (internal/timers.js:464:21)

The tests:

const chai = require('chai');
const assert = chai.assert;

describe("Basic Tests", function(){
  it("It should works for basic tests", function(){
   Test.assertEquals(woodCut([232, 124, 456], 7),114)
   Test.assertEquals(woodCut([232, 124, 456], 20),38)
   Test.assertEquals(woodCut([232, 124, 456], 1),456)
   Test.assertEquals(woodCut([232, 124, 456], 2),232)
   Test.assertEquals(woodCut([232, 124, 456], 3),228)
   Test.assertEquals(woodCut([1, 1, 1], 4),0)
   Test.assertEquals(woodCut([1, 1, 1], 3),1)
   Test.assertEquals(woodCut([200000000,2147483645,2147483646,2147483647], 4),1073741823)
   Test.assertEquals(woodCut([2000000000,2147483645,2147483646,2147483647], 4),2000000000)
   
})})

I see, in the meantime, you can chose Node v10 or lower until it is fixed.

Good catch! Indeed. I added random tests that make your naive solution fail systematically (the solution is to choose n small enough) to all languages but Haskell (I left a message to the translator so he can revise his translation if he feels like).

Yep.... the problrm with Math.floor()... it doesent work here... i dont know why.... cheked my code in VS Code and it worked, but here it doesen`t work(((((((((

There is no problem with Math.floor, and it works the same everywhere.

Think of it this way; at a length of 38, you ALSO have 20.

Happy coding ^_^

Is it fixed now? ;-)

Problem is here if(Math.floor(n/(sum/max))==0) return max, but if I take that out the reference solution sometimes gets stuck in a loop, or at least gets so slow the whole kata times out.

You can have my solution if you want.

Is it fixed now? ;-)