Fix pythagorean-triplet readme, in accordance to the updated tests #754
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woops, didn't know that it checks for problem-specifications. closing this and will wait for exercism/problem-specifications#1395 instead 🙏 |
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This is as described in exercism/problem-specifications#1395 The current README will really confuse non math-savvy students, as it asked to find `a*b*c`, while the tests actually check for the triplets. Change it to asks for the triplet explicitly. Give the answer for N = 1000 as it's also spoiled in the test file ;)
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I'd like to have this ASAP, since otherwise the tests do not match the README.
Since it seems to be standard procedure that documentation changes are A-OK to merge speedily as long as tests pass (and tests have now been confirmed to pass for this), I have chosen to merge this now.
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This is as described in exercism/problem-specifications#1395
The current README will really confuse non math-savvy students, as it asked to find
a*b*c, while the tests actually check for the triplets.Change it to asks for the triplet explicitly. Give the answer for N = 1000 as it's also spoiled in the test file ;)