A Rule of Divisibility by 13

JavaScript
1

Here is the [Kata] for reference (https://www.codewars.com/kata/564057bc348c7200bd0000ff/train/javascript)

I have no Idea why it wont accept my function. its saying

image

This is my code, it works elsewhere

function thirt(n)
{
  var array = n.split('')
  console.log(array)
  var arrayReverse=array.reverse()
  console.log(arrayReverse)
  var arrayTimes = []
  var arrayremainders = [1, 10, 9, 12, 3, 4]
  for(x=0;x<n.length;x++)
  {
    var sequence

    if(x%6===0)
    {
      sequence = 0
    }
    else
    {
      sequence = x%6
    }

    console.log(arrayReverse[x]+' X '+arrayremainders
    [sequence])
    console.log('arrayReverse'+' X '+'arrayremainders')
    
    arrayTimes.push(arrayReverse[x]*arrayremainders[sequence])

  }

  console.log(arrayTimes)

  function addsum (total,num)
  {
    return total+num
  }
  var answer = arrayTimes.reduce(addsum,0)
  console.log(answer)

  return answer

  


}
2

At some point, your function is receiving a value that is not a string.

3

Ok I need a way of repeatedly calling this function until n (>=0) “x is greater than or = 0” I think thats what it wants

so I have the way to do it once

function thirt(n)
{
  var static = n 
  var arrayremainders = [1, 10, 9, 12, 3, 4]
  
  function arrayTimes(array)
  {
    var array = n.split('')
    console.log(array)
    var arrayReverse=array.reverse()
    console.log(arrayReverse)
    var arrayTimes = []
    for(x=0;x<n.length;x++)
    {
      var sequence

      if(x%6===0)
      {
      sequence = 0
      }
      else
      {
       sequence = x%6
      }

      console.log(arrayReverse[x]+' X '+arrayremainders
      [sequence])
      console.log('arrayReverse'+' X '+'arrayremainders')
    
      arrayTimes.push(arrayReverse[x]*arrayremainders[sequence])


   
    }

    console.log(arrayTimes)

    function addsum (total,num)
    {
      return total+num
    }
      static = arrayTimes.reduce(addsum,0)
      console.log(static)



  }


  arrayTimes(n)

  


}



thirt("1234567")
4

Ok this is pissing me off but I am pretty sure this works

for all of their basic tests except for 987654321 which should be 303 not 30 I think


Test.it("Basic tests",function() {    
    Test.assertEquals(thirt(8529), 79)
    Test.assertEquals(thirt(85299258), 31)
    Test.assertEquals(thirt(5634), 57)
    Test.assertEquals(thirt(1111111111), 71)
    Test.assertEquals(thirt(987654321), 30)
})})

Im still getting that n.split error which I dont understand, it works on the compiler im using


function thirt(n)
{
  
  var static = String(n) 
  var arrayremainders = [1, 10, 9, 12, 3, 4]
  
  function arrayTimes(array)
  {
    var array = n.split('')
    console.log(array)
    var arrayReverse=array.reverse()
    console.log(arrayReverse)
    var arrayTimes = []
    for(x=0;x<n.length;x++)
    {
      var sequence

      if(x%6===0)
      {
      sequence = 0
      }
      else
      {
       sequence = x%6
      }

      console.log(arrayReverse[x]+' X '+arrayremainders
      [sequence])
      console.log('arrayReverse'+' X '+'arrayremainders')
    
      arrayTimes.push(arrayReverse[x]*arrayremainders[sequence])


   
    }

    console.log(arrayTimes)

    function addsum (total,num)
    {
      return total+num
    }
    static = arrayTimes.reduce(addsum,0)
    console.log(static)


    



  }


  
  if(arrayTimes(static)===static)
  {
    return static
  }


  else
  {
    arrayTimes(static)
  }

  


}
5

split() is a string method. It looks like your thirt function is expected to take an integer. You cannot split an integer.

6

I considered this so I added static = String(n)

shouldnt this ensure that its a string before I tried to split it so there shouldnt be an issue

7

But you aren’t splitting static. You’re splitting n, which is still an integer.

9

oh balls just noticed im still calling it on the n lol thanks