Update Pythagorean triplet README.md with missing constraint#668
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Added missing constraint to the Pythagorean triplet problem that is outlined in the linked Project Euler problem.
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Hi @TheBestJohn, and thank you for contributing this! That does look like a good and useful constraint to add. Rust gets its problem specifications from the Are you willing to open another PR, making the same change in that repository? |
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Sure thing. Thanks for the info. |
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With exercism/problem-specifications#1365 merged, I'm restarting Travis. |
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Added missing constraint to the Pythagorean triplet problem that is outlined in the linked Project Euler problem.