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Pull request now includes some additional tests:
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Conflicts: mask.sh tests/target/luhnybin-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
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Here's my Java solution to the Luhny Bin problem. It memoizes the "Luhny Sums" (odd and even) of potential credit card numbers at each character offset in the input stream. It uses the lookup table to compute the check values for 14 through 16 digit numbers ending at any given character and masks accordingly.
Some potential improvements:
All in all, a fun problem. Thanks!