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noobCode 03: CHECK THESE LETTERS... see if letters in "String 2" are present in "String 1"
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String1 and String2 are reversed in the kata title. Should be: '...see if letters in "String 2" are present in "String 1"''.
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the description is incomplete: what about multiple letters?
=> it must be told that the number of chars must be ignored, just their presence/absence matters.
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python translation:
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5e7348f1fdda1d000f5a4ef6?sel=5e7348f1fdda1d000f5a4ef6
There is no tests that checks if there more then one identical letter in the second string and only one in the first. For example my code passed all tests, but it also works on ["THE ARR", "tthhee arrrr"].
C#-Translation kumited!
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/57d022e195497e1c60000203
Please check and approve it. :-)
Translation is still waiting for approval. ;-)
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If a function takes two arguments, it should actually take two arguments, not a single array.
This kata does not take two arguments, it takes a single array with 2 string elements as indicated by the examples.
That should be reflected in the description. Also, using an array here instead of two arguments is bad practice.
Noted, thanks!
Thanks!