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Can you post your code? The fact that you're using a '>=' doesn't mean anything unless you give us the context. E.g. if you're returng FALSE when a >= check returns TRUE, that makes sense given the problem description.
Just found this comment now, I'm not sure it's good idea to post code in discussion.
Two things:
1. I pointed to discrepancy between description of problem and additional document. When I ignored info in additional document, I passed all cases.
2. See comments of numberMumbler in this discussion. I guess it's about the same.
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Can you post your code? The fact that you're using a '>=' doesn't mean anything unless you give us the context. E.g. if you're returng FALSE when a >= check returns TRUE, that makes sense given the problem description.
Just found this comment now, I'm not sure it's good idea to post code in discussion. Two things: 1. I pointed to discrepancy between description of problem and additional document. When I ignored info in additional document, I passed all cases. 2. See comments of numberMumbler in this discussion. I guess it's about the same.