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Is it possible to solve this puzzle with JavaScript, does anyone managed to do it?
I’ve optimised the code so it passes all tests, but when I submit it still fails on tests 4 and 6 which I suppose are digit positions over 30k after the dot.
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I converted my solution (from python) and it passes in javascript. It did involve a bit of optimisation due to javascripts issues with integers (if you have a similar algorithm doing a right bit shift instead of a divide by 2 made a massive difference).
Those two validators do involve digits much later in the sequence than anything in the testcases so I’ve added a new testcase of a large value to prevent the issue where you pass all tests and then fail for performance.
Sorry, Just seeing this! Thanks for the information with issues on JS, I suppose TS would have similar issues? Should we check that as well?