Problem 292. Infernal Recursion
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is there a story as to why this is "infernal"?
I hate recursion, so it is all infernal to me! Iteration is the way to go...
Test suite could helpfully include n=1 and n=2 tests. I thought that it needed extra complexity to handle these, but @bmtran's top solution shows it doesn't.
I spend a lot of time to get the correct R from the example. The issue is that you say k = 5/9 instead of 4/9 . Just a typo to correct . Thanks
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it cost much too time,so .....
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Fails for both n=1 and n=2?
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holy moly, you posted this one mere seconds after i posted mine.
Fails for n=1?
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that was a photo-finish :)
OK for both n=1 and n=2.
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