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Haskell List Comprehension (vi)
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Missing mutable test cases for
takeWhile
.Tests are seriously lacking.
Also, needs random tests.
I thorougly enjoyed this kata series. I re-wrote my solution between the first three katas before finding a structure that worked very well to solve the last three. I'll probably re-work it a final time to make it cleaner.
Thank you very much for your effort!
I'm glad you have enjoyed this kata series. Thanks for your comment.
You misspelled 'immutable' in the provided test cases. Search for 'inmutable'.
Fixed it. Thanks! In Spanish we write 'inmutable' instead 'immutable'. :-)