Thank you for sorting this out for me. I initially solved the problem based on elevation, which is also successful in passing the test, but I now see that vSpeed is likely the more important variable to this problem
I think names will be similar, if You know python at the basics like I do with c++ then You will get an idea. Difference between c++ and python is with curly bracket, You need to know only how loops are working in python.
Winner code: www.codingame.com/blog/pulses-debrief-for-mars-lander-level-3/ It's written in C# and you need to search/replace for the (double) quotes and minus symbols.
Thank you for sorting this out for me. I initially solved the problem based on elevation, which is also successful in passing the test, but I now see that vSpeed is likely the more important variable to this problem
Thks! might use this idea for my final project:)
Mars lander? Sounds interesting
Super!
Thanks
I am not able to pass the test cases
Why?
actually there is *power* which represent the thrust
Hello. Might you share with us a python 3 solution?
I do not know a single jot of python
I think names will be similar, if You know python at the basics like I do with c++ then You will get an idea.
Difference between c++ and python is with curly bracket, You need to know only how loops are working in python.
can we have the answer for C sharp ??
I was considering a new series in C#... Haven't got the time to do that at them moment though :(
Sure that will be fantastic specially with the ASCII art one !!
Winner code: www.codingame.com/blog/pulses-debrief-for-mars-lander-level-3/
It's written in C# and you need to search/replace for the (double) quotes and minus symbols.