Problem 1106. I've got the power! (Inspired by Project Euler problem 29)
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What your problem description asks for and what your test suite asks for are different. Specifically, test case 4 requires that the operation be commutative, which, by your problem statement, it is not (since the power function itself is not commutative). This is reflected in the other test cases as well. (also, you call your arguments x and y in the description and a and b in the template).
You are correct. I had the "and b^a" in there originally, but I accidentally deleted it when I added the "for 2≤a≤x and 2≤b≤y" text. It's fixed now, and the description should be a bit clearer.
thanks James!
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Nice! What I do like about cody is that it introduces ppl to commands they may not normally use! I in effect 'hand made' a reshaped vector that I could have used this awesome function for o_O
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