Rejecting as superseded

Rejecting as superseded

Rejecting as superseded

Description issue:

The task is to return the maximum sum of the elements located between two negative elements.

is improper, should be comparable to:

The task is to return the maximum of the sums of the elements located between two negative elements.

Almost there!

For the 3rd suggestion, I mean something like the following:

• Small test --> Small random test
• Small random test --> Random test / Big random test

Thanks for your comments, I fixed it.

1. The initial solution setup does not compile. Either remove the extra int or use proper type hints:

   def split_numbers(int n):
   

   Can be:

   def split_numbers(n: int) -> tuple[int, int]:
   

2. Should remove the random module from the sample test suite.

3. Suggestion: Better to use Small random test over Small test as the it block message to indicate that the small test is random:

   @test.it("Small random test")
   

Issues

1. Function name should be in snake_case --> kid_math instead of KidMath

2. Random test should include negative exponent as well

Suggestion

1. Consider adding assertion message in the random test for debugging, e.g. using f"Testing base = {a}, exponent = {b}" as the third argument of assertion.

2. Description can be made language agnostic

normalni shart bersang ulasanmi

specifically for the reason you just gave: sum of nothing == 0 ;)

But when there is two negative elements close to each other, it is considered as no such sum, why should I return 0??? (last example)

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