Problem 1162. Happy 2013...

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Aurelien Queffurust on 3 Jan 2013

we learn everyday something with CODY!

Chris Cleveland on 8 Aug 2017

This problem needs to be fixed!!!!!!

James on 24 May 2018

Now that I've noticed people were having issues with this problem (thanks it it being added to the "Magic Numbers II" group) I've fixed the test suite. Cody changed the way their test suites were read in sometime in October, 2016 judging from when things went south. Those changes messed up this problem. I manually rescored a couple of solutions to confirm that the fixes worked, and they did. The problem is now functional.

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