Challenge #176: Math Class Drill

[PCORMIER]

Always surprising how many different ways there are to tackle these.

[kelly_gilbert]

@KaneG, great find! In my office, we pick a weekly challenge to work on together as a team, and I think this was one of the most engaging challenges we've done!

Within our group, we had a few different solving methods (including one person who did it solely using the Python tool). We also tried different numbers of digits and discussed/tested different methods for improving performance. A few users continued to iterate on this one for a couple of days after we did the challenge together!

[fmeo]

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[hanykowska]

I really enjoyed this one! Nice and easy

[hoffm413]

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This was super fun.  So many different ways to solve!

[maryas]

I have made an iterative macro which outputs all the 4 numbers at last. PFB my work !

Cheers!

Marya

[payam2]

The moment you realise you've finished the Alteryx challenge, only to find out that it was a trick math question! The answer is right there staring at you. 0 and 1 cubed are still 0 and 1.