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Make the small words big!
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Interestingly enough, if there was more than one space between the words, most solutions would not work.
Love this kata. Cheers!
Hello everybody, thanks for all your feedback :)
I completely agree that I need to fix the random tests and will get that done this weekend. Reason they are commented out is because I got stuck with them and I never imagined my first kata would make it out of beta so quickly (thanks for that guys!!).
Why you disable the random tests? I have seen them in your code ;-)
It seems like the submission test assertion violates the requirements. 4 characters > 3 characters.
Concrete example? I think the tests work fine.
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No, the submission tests expects "It's" would become "t's". So, I don't see, where is the problem...
I unterstood characters as char. And so "It's" are four characters and there is not problem.
Ich habe die Kata einfach genau nach der Beschreibung gelöst und bin dabei auch auf keinen Fehler gestoßen.
strange, then, because thats exactly what my solution produced and the checker told me it expected the four character word to be all caps while what my code provided was as you described and what I said I would expect from the instructions.
Hello everyone
Thanks devnuhl for pointing this out. I'm not sure about the issue you're having as I checked test cases and can't find an example which expects a four character word to be all caps. If you can remember the example it'd be great if you can share.
I can understand why characters/letters are confusing. I've updated the description and added some examples, hope this is clearer?
It seemed to be the one with "It's the job" but I've got it sorted now. When I tried to replicate it, it came up slightly different than what I remember from a few days ago.
C#-Translation kumited!
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/57b60ad51fae8a98980000d9
Please check and approve!
First nice kata. ;-) But why are your random tests in comments and not ready?
Is there any problem with the Translation or with approving it?
Thanks for making the translation :) I can see it's already been approved. I've updated the description in the original kata to make the character length criteria more explicit, could you update the description in your translation to do the same?
Also random tests are commented out as I was having some issues with them, I've been working on them and will publish them asap.
Jake, the godfather of codewars, had approved it.
If you have questions when doing the random tests, don't hesitate and ask. :-)
Fun little kata! Thanks for providing it.
You're very welcome and thanks for feedback - it's my first kata so I'm very pleased that you enjoyed it!
Well, that's a really good start! I've only authored two myself: one extremely easy and another extremely hard (though I didn't intend it to be that way :-)
I agree to "HerrWert";-)... So just solved and approved it... Perhaps next time some random tests;-)?
Hey guys,
Thanks for approving smile67 :) You're right about random tests, and I'm going to update this kata to have random tests too.
HerrWert thank you! Agree it's hard to find the balance, the first kata I tried to make seemed very simple but ended up so complicated!
Yes, sometimes we don't realize what a complicated decision process is involved in a real-life situation until we try to represent it in code. It gives you a new appreciation for the human brain.