Did you follow the tutorial that automatically pops up when you enter this puzzle? It, quite literally, writes the solution to the puzzle for you.
If you really want to do it yourself, but don’t know how (???) then there’s a “HINTS” button on the left-side of the screen when you’re in the puzzle IDE. It also will hand-feed you the solution.
I am really missing Erlang in this language listing that claims “We support them all!”
I am also slightly missing Cython for at least some inline cythonizing of code (though having numpy, pandas and scipy available is a nice boon already).
specifically in Lua, try catches wont work. first exercise will only allow two inputs, any other attempt to solve the puzzle will result in the “Timeout” error, regardless of frames in the game passed. It’s ok but it doesn’t allow any freedom in the ways you can solve it, there is only one correct solution
hi im an extreme noob to coding, i cant even get past the first part in the easy practice area where i copy paste the code in the right place, do u have any advice.
I’m afraid CodinGame isn’t well suited for complete beginners. I suggest taking a tutorial to learn the basics and then come back here to practice what you’ve learned. I hope it helps.