7 kyu
JavaScript seems to be broken
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How am I supposed to fix it if I don't know what causes the problem in the first place?
that's the main point of the kata
Well, if that's the case, I'd suggest adding a
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yupppp, this kata is basically similar to this using the same technique
I'd change the description because it says 'find solution in any possible way',
but the test cases say 'You are expected to fix it, and not find an alternative.'
Exactly
Typo in description: "peice"
Thanks
6 years later, fixed
I'm having the same issue as alessandro with my code:
function semicolonSeparationToCommaSeparation(input) { var newArr = []; var x = input.split("");
for (var i = 0; i <x.length; i++) { if (x[i] !== ';') { newArr.push(x[i]); } else if (x[i] === ';') { newArr.push(','); } } return newArr.join(''); }
Let's see what you have done...
Test Passed
Test Passed
Testing if it works right...
Expected: 1,2,3, instead got: 1;2;3
Code works fine and returns 1,2,3 on my console. Something is wrong with the test cases.
Could you please post what you were trying? (And mark it as a spoiler obviously)
It would be easier to see what's wrong with your solution or this Kata. :)
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Also having the same problem, my code returns the expected answer outside of this kata.. but within the kata it still returns 1;2;3.
Me too. Somehow the
.joinmethod is broken.That's part of the task ~~
You could have more fixed tests and random tests. Quite too easy to cheat. Moreover very similar to other "replace" something...
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Fixed. :)
the solution expected is different to the actual solution
Sorry I didn't get you. Could you be more specific?
I think you meant to say that a solution with
String.prototype.replaceis accepted.Thanks for reporting, it is fixed. :)