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Dividing Strings

Division with numbers is great: 6 / 3 = 2, but have you ever wanted to divide strings? In this challenge you will, given two strings (s and t) divide s by t

Challenge

Given a string, s, find the substring in which t is repeated the most times (non-overlapping), return the amount of times t is repeated, example:

s = "HiFooFooFooFoo"
t = "Foo"
n = 4

Seems easy enough? Well if the substring ends with the first m characters of t, you should add what fraction of the string t was in the substring (m/t.len):

s = "12121"
t = "12"
n = 2.5

Rules

  • You only need to output to the precision your language supports. The minimum precision is two decimal places.

Examples

First line is s, second line is m, last line is output. Examples are double-newline seperated

FooFooFoo
Foo
3

GoatGoatGoatGo
Goat
3.5

SheepSheepSheep
Goat
0

GoGoatGoatGoat
Goat
3

GoatGoGoatGo
Goat
1.5

ab111cd
1
3

PigPigPi
Pig
2.666666

aabaabaaaba
aaba
2

aabaaaabaaa
a
4

Dividing Strings

Division with numbers is great: 6 / 3 = 2, but have you ever wanted to divide strings? In this challenge you will, given two strings (s and t) divide s by t

Challenge

Given a string, s, find the substring in which t is repeated the most times (non-overlapping), return the amount of times t is repeated, example:

s = "HiFooFooFooFoo"
t = "Foo"
n = 4

Seems easy enough? Well if the substring ends with the first m characters of t, you should add what fraction of the string t was in the substring (m/t.len):

s = "12121"
t = "12"
n = 2.5

Rules

  • You only need to output to the precision your language supports. The minimum precision is two decimal places.

Examples

First line is s, second line is m, last line is output. Examples are double-newline seperated

FooFooFoo
Foo
3

GoatGoatGoatGo
Goat
3.5

SheepSheepSheep
Goat
0

GoGoatGoatGoat
Goat
3

GoatGoGoatGo
Goat
1.5

ab111cd
1
3

PigPigPi
Pig
2.666666

aabaabaaaba
aaba
2

Dividing Strings

Division with numbers is great: 6 / 3 = 2, but have you ever wanted to divide strings? In this challenge you will, given two strings (s and t) divide s by t

Challenge

Given a string, s, find the substring in which t is repeated the most times (non-overlapping), return the amount of times t is repeated, example:

s = "HiFooFooFooFoo"
t = "Foo"
n = 4

Seems easy enough? Well if the substring ends with the first m characters of t, you should add what fraction of the string t was in the substring (m/t.len):

s = "12121"
t = "12"
n = 2.5

Rules

  • You only need to output to the precision your language supports. The minimum precision is two decimal places.

Examples

First line is s, second line is m, last line is output. Examples are double-newline seperated

FooFooFoo
Foo
3

GoatGoatGoatGo
Goat
3.5

SheepSheepSheep
Goat
0

GoGoatGoatGoat
Goat
3

GoatGoGoatGo
Goat
1.5

ab111cd
1
3

PigPigPi
Pig
2.666666

aabaabaaaba
aaba
2

aabaaaabaaa
a
4
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Dividing Strings

Division with numbers is great: 6 / 3 = 2, but have you ever wanted to divide strings? In this challenge you will, given two strings (s and t) divide s by t

Challenge

Given a string, s, find the substring in which t is repeated the most times (non-overlapping), return the amount of times t is repeated, example:

s = "HiFooFooFooFoo"
t = "Foo"
n = 4

Seems easy enough? Well if the substring ends with the first m characters of t, you should add what fraction of the string t was in the substring (m/t.len):

s = "12121"
t = "12"
n = 12.5

Rules

  • You only need to output to the precision your language supports. The minimum precision is two decimal places.

Examples

First line is s, second line is m, last line is output. Examples are double-newline seperated

FooFooFoo
Foo
3

GoatGoatGoatGo
Goat
3.5

SheepSheepSheep
Goat
0

GoGoatGoatGoat
Goat
3

GoatGoGoatGo
Goat
1.5

ab111cd
1
3

PigPigPi
Pig
2.666666

aabaabaaaba
aaba
2

Dividing Strings

Division with numbers is great: 6 / 3 = 2, but have you ever wanted to divide strings? In this challenge you will, given two strings (s and t) divide s by t

Challenge

Given a string, s, find the substring in which t is repeated the most times, return the amount of times t is repeated, example:

s = "HiFooFooFooFoo"
t = "Foo"
n = 4

Seems easy enough? Well if the substring ends with the first m characters of t, you should add what fraction of the string t was in the substring (m/t.len):

s = "12121"
t = "12"
n = 1.5

Rules

  • You only need to output to the precision your language supports. The minimum precision is two decimal places.

Examples

First line is s, second line is m, last line is output. Examples are double-newline seperated

FooFooFoo
Foo
3

GoatGoatGoatGo
Goat
3.5

SheepSheepSheep
Goat
0

GoGoatGoatGoat
Goat
3

GoatGoGoatGo
Goat
1.5

ab111cd
1
3

PigPigPi
Pig
2.666666

Dividing Strings

Division with numbers is great: 6 / 3 = 2, but have you ever wanted to divide strings? In this challenge you will, given two strings (s and t) divide s by t

Challenge

Given a string, s, find the substring in which t is repeated the most times (non-overlapping), return the amount of times t is repeated, example:

s = "HiFooFooFooFoo"
t = "Foo"
n = 4

Seems easy enough? Well if the substring ends with the first m characters of t, you should add what fraction of the string t was in the substring (m/t.len):

s = "12121"
t = "12"
n = 2.5

Rules

  • You only need to output to the precision your language supports. The minimum precision is two decimal places.

Examples

First line is s, second line is m, last line is output. Examples are double-newline seperated

FooFooFoo
Foo
3

GoatGoatGoatGo
Goat
3.5

SheepSheepSheep
Goat
0

GoGoatGoatGoat
Goat
3

GoatGoGoatGo
Goat
1.5

ab111cd
1
3

PigPigPi
Pig
2.666666

aabaabaaaba
aaba
2
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Dividing Strings

Division with numbers is great: 6 / 3 = 2, but have you ever wanted to divide strings? In this challenge you will, given two strings (s and t) divide s by t

Challenge

Given a string, s, find the substring in which t is repeated the most times, return the amount of times t is repeated, example:

s = "HiFooFooFooFoo"
t = "Foo"
n = 4

Seems easy enough? Well if the substring endsends with the first m characters of t, you should add what fraction of the string t was in the substring (m/t.len):

s = "12121"
t = "12"
n = 1.5

Rules

  • You only need to output to the precision your language supports. The minimum precision is two decimal places.

Examples

First line is s, second line is m, last line is output. Examples are double-newline seperated

FooFooFoo
Foo
3
 
 
GoatGoatGoatGo
Goat
3.5
 
 
SheepSheepSheep
Goat
0
 
 
GoGoatGoatGoat
Goat
3

GoatGoGoatGo
Goat
1.5
 
ab111cd
1
3

PigPigPi
Pig
2.666666

Dividing Strings

Division with numbers is great: 6 / 3 = 2, but have you ever wanted to divide strings? In this challenge you will, given two strings (s and t) divide s by t

Challenge

Given a string, s, find the substring in which t is repeated the most times, return the amount of times t is repeated, example:

s = "HiFooFooFooFoo"
t = "Foo"
n = 4

Seems easy enough? Well if the substring ends with the first m characters of t, you should add what fraction of the string t was in the substring (m/t.len):

s = "12121"
t = "12"
n = 1.5

Examples

First line is s, second line is m, last line is output. Examples are double-newline seperated

FooFooFoo
Foo
3
 
GoatGoatGoatGo
Goat
3.5
 
SheepSheepSheep
Goat
0
 
GoGoatGoatGoat
Goat
3

ab111cd
1
3

Dividing Strings

Division with numbers is great: 6 / 3 = 2, but have you ever wanted to divide strings? In this challenge you will, given two strings (s and t) divide s by t

Challenge

Given a string, s, find the substring in which t is repeated the most times, return the amount of times t is repeated, example:

s = "HiFooFooFooFoo"
t = "Foo"
n = 4

Seems easy enough? Well if the substring ends with the first m characters of t, you should add what fraction of the string t was in the substring (m/t.len):

s = "12121"
t = "12"
n = 1.5

Rules

  • You only need to output to the precision your language supports. The minimum precision is two decimal places.

Examples

First line is s, second line is m, last line is output. Examples are double-newline seperated

FooFooFoo
Foo
3
 
GoatGoatGoatGo
Goat
3.5
 
SheepSheepSheep
Goat
0
 
GoGoatGoatGoat
Goat
3

GoatGoGoatGo
Goat
1.5
 
ab111cd
1
3

PigPigPi
Pig
2.666666
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