6 kyu
Base Nine But Balanced
60 of 75MadCatMagic
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"For example, the number 26 as an input should return 3^" Is this correct or should it be '3£' ?
You're right, 3*9 = 27, £ == -1, so 27+(-1) == 26
Ruby translation, if you don't mind :)
added :)
JS translation
Should the description mention that inputs are
BigInts? It currently does not.Yeah, I think that would be a good idea for js, since you need to be more explicit with numbers than in python. It can probably be mentioned in 'the goal' section.
Why did you close the
Suggestion?The translation description has been updated.
I've approved it. Oops, sorry, first time mistake I suppose.
Missing
itblock in sample/fixed tests.fixed, split into positive/negative/zero