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Binary Range Extraction
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In the task
nis said to be in range[3, 30], but random tests have examples with n==1.In my opinion "a range of numbers" is an ambiguous description. Your examples show a range of consequitive numbers, and the Kata you are extending also uses the word "consequitive." It would be great if the description made that clear.
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Hey :) I've added random tests now - sorry about before I really misunderstood what was meant by random! Let me know if you think the test-cases help the strength of the kata - I'd love to get it published. I can keep investigating more efficient solutions too.
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see above (manual notification)
There are now random tests. So this is probably resolved?