ssm: number(start) number(end) -> number
. Find the sum of all of
the square roots of odd numbers between start
and end
(inclusive). Except skip taking the square roots of any perfect
squares like 49
(check-within (ssm 21 27)
(+ (sqrt 21) (sqrt 23) (sqrt 27)) ; skip 25
0.01)
(check-within (ssm 7 12)
(+ (sqrt 7) (sqrt 11)) ; skip 9 - perfect square
0.01)
(check-within (ssm 101 1001) 10008.2 0.1)
The pairorder: string -> string
function takes a string and puts
each adjacent pair of letters in alphabetical order, beginning at
the left and working to the right one letter at a time. This
means that a “z” could potentially move several times in one call
to pairorder
: “zba” when processing the first pair would produce
“bza” then when processing the second pair would produce “baz”.
(check-expect (pairorder "zba") "baz")
(check-expect (pairorder "ba") "ab")
(check-expect (pairorder "cba") "bac")
(check-expect (pairorder "complex") "cmolepx")