Tsung-Hsien Lee

Hi @TomatoCream , Thanks for this report, and it is definitely redundant as I check the other two languages implementations. This change will be released in the next release.

Hi @snelltrail , Thanks for this, and we just fix this; this will be released in the next version.

Hi @zorro786 , I think what you describe is definitely a valid issue for both problems, and this is a very keen observation in my opinion. We would discuss that...

Hi @jcdavis , Many thanks for this idiomatic way of using Java library. I agree this is more intuitive way of the indexing as we are looking for the first...

Hi @nanyahill , You are free to use debug mode of your IDE to do that. This is the whole point of EPI Judge that runs on your computer where...

Hi @nanyahill , You can use https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/tools/windows/jdb.html to debug in command-line. For IDE (or IntelliJ), I think you can check https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/debugging-your-first-java-application.html for more reference.

Hi @borundev , Very smart use of the Python specific language feature to make this improvement. Really appreciate for your contribution, and this will be released in the next version.

There is no problem here since the interval is inclusive. [17, 24, 98] means the skyline from 17.0 to 24.9999 are in height 98. You could take a look of...

I think the inclusive probably is not the best wording here. You could think each coordinate (i.e., 17, 24) is a single unit (look at the bar in the picture)....

Hi @zorro786 , After examining this more, I think the output format definitely needs improvements and there are bugs in the corner cases that it will be released in the...