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Please send me full code of this misson

Liked a comment created by Merzix for forum post "Extra test case"

May be and

    assert cards(3, [0, 1, 1]) == False
    assert cards(10,[3,3,5,6,6,7]) == True
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Liked forum post "Extra test case" created by BrianMcleod

I would have liked to see a test case like: 10, [6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 9]

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Liked forum post "one more test case" created by kurosawa4434

There is one interesting test case :). assert secret_room(202) == 202 # input == output

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Very interesting) I think it could be added to the current set of tests.

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Commented a forum post "Wild dog assertion" created by Jay-Jay-D

This means the indications changed! The first version was only about estimating the interception, no

Commented a forum post "Wild dog assertion" created by Jay-Jay-D

I disagree, IMH the original values (3 and 9.5) are the correct for the two first cases.

Liked a comment created by Merzix for forum post "Wild Dogs"

Absolutely correct in my opinion.

Liked forum post "Wild Dogs" created by przemyslaw.daniel

Can anyone confirm these asserts? assert wild_dogs([(5, 5)] == 0 # we can

Commented a forum post "Wild dog assertion" created by Jay-Jay-D

Wow, that was fast! Thank you for the quick response. However, the new version has changes in the f

Created a forum post "Wild dog assertion"

Seems to me this assertion is wrong: assert wild_dogs([(10, 10), (21, 18)]) == 0 Distance