maiya_o Is there anyone who is able to give a tutorial on what this problem is asking for. I find the explanation to be completely confusing and nonsensical. Maybe if you already understand the concepts, it makes sense; but to a new person, it's not explained well.
KingGeneral absolutely, i am missing about the question, until i see the code by code, and see that sick "question Hint"
dilshadhossain99 the problem requires u to fix a declared function
t2017anuragHackerRank Admin [deleted]praveenthedev ya correct indentation issue and manual input function dont take
Kanahaiya you can check out the below link for tutorial :)
infosearcher7 Aggred. Hard to understand. Even printing hello word. My code was print("Hello, World!") Still i cant figure out what the task wanting if not mime that above code in #Chanllenge 1
Kanahaiya check this out ,hope it will help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHhFPu7h7Ic
dsweedal i feel after the test submission clean cut solution must be provided
h1812075 hi
edwardjones121 Your problem as stated by yourself requires a function to be declared. You can solve your problem by many available solutions. Also, Read Information on Credit Cards https://www.creditcardassessment.com/
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praveenthedev runned proggram in spyder it runing good but this fellow said to use fuctions where functions wont take manual input code is given below def solveMeFirst(a,b): return a+b # Hint: Type return a+b below num1 = int(input(2)) num2 = int(input(3)) res = solveMeFirst(num1,num2) print(res) solveMeFirst(2,3)
brentonstrine Is the Javascript version using some sort of framework? I've never seen
process.stdinbefore. Is that Node.js? I'm super confused about what this is doing.
shashank21jHackerRank Admin It's there to read input from STDIN.
nikolaHackerRank Admin [deleted]sangarigowtham I dont understand what S there in tha program. where I have to give input and also change the code
dsweedal that tour they give is not usefuk
Annaqeeb Check process.stdin documention at https://nodejs.org/api/process.html#process_process_stdin in the Node.js API documentation
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pygnasak I'm just as confused. I googled and noticed that stdin and stdout seems to be associated with nodeJS.
Trying to understand both the code and what's being passed is definitely making more difficult to come up with a solution ... but I guess that's a good thing as we are attempting to become programmers.
So in a way, its up to us to figure the sh*t out even though it makes it more difficult to solve the problem than it should be ... IMHO. :)
snaphack47 Thats a great way to put it.. regarding solving stuff. My frustration has subsided and I can get on with the task.
umarr i think just HackerRank that use some kind of syntax like that
yash_900209 Solution in C# :)
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.IO; class Solution { static int solveMeFirst(int a, int b) { int sum=0; sum=a+b; return sum; } static void Main(String[] args) { int val1 = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); int val2 = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); int sum = solveMeFirst(val1,val2); Console.WriteLine(sum); } }
shilderb thank you yash! I was stuck failing testcase 1 until I tried your solution
yash_900209 Cool! Glad i could help!
dsweedal wow
robin23 There is no actual question in the problem. Am I missing something?
ShoelaceMan Print the sum of both input integers
shubhammohare789 yes
coder945 yes
rishikreddyg yes
xrosid yes
jaimypreme yes
fnuakyol yes
ccourtney3 yes
davide_228_dina1 yes.
nasir03082409229 yes
nasir03082409229 sadasd
n_karaman_21 yes
bajafolife yes
hauw_indra yes
otreblain Nel prro :v
EeXoR_Daniel_Ng yes
dpeaches96 yes
itskishankumar yes
hongsy yes
hstngsmnl05 tru. i dont see the question either. i understand the code is meant to print the sum of two integer values. but if i am to a "return a+b" in the solvemeffirst fuction, how i am to run it?
dsweedal what if i say im in the same dilema
basilio9210 The prbolem is that the code have some mistakes and don´t run so you have to fix it.
jyotisaroha [deleted]kunalknowsit robin just print the sum of a and b ie int c=a+b;
knight71 Does that work
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tom04alex can any one teach me ? i would like to study python.
AnshBhardwaj you may vist "the new boston" channel on youtube and type the new voston python on youtube nd you will learn as i am (i am 12 year old)
melihmucuk line 15 should be for Go:
fmt.Scanf("%v\n %v\n", &a,&b)
PSC_UII_nmfzone Ahh that's what i'm waiting for, it's so annoying. The instruction says don't need to change anything, but when i submit the code, i got wrong answer. Hmmm
MoGamerSr I second that, Directions are misleading... Wtf are we supposed to be doing then?
WHERE IN THE INSTRUCTIONS.... does it say Output these Using an Array???
AvmnuSngHackerRank Admin Yes! It is updated now.
naveenk1040 tq...for ......updated .......
dsweedal great
lyoniionly Thanks for this problem
xtiger27 [deleted]janijay007 [deleted]
phanindra_rudra process.stdin.resume(); process.stdin.setEncoding('ascii');
var input_stdin = ""; var input_stdin_array = ""; var input_currentline = 0;
process.stdin.on('data', function (data) { input_stdin += data; });
process.stdin.on('end', function () { input_stdin_array = input_stdin.split("\n"); main();
});function readLine() { return input_stdin_array[input_currentline++]; }
function solveMeFirst(a, b) { // Hint: Type return a+b below
return a+b; }function main() { var a = parseInt(readLine()); var b = parseInt(readLine());;
var res = solveMeFirst(a, b); console.log(res);}
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