7 kyu
Pokerhand, straight or not?
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i'am failed in the secret.
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PHP:
Corrected for PHP for swapped values, more tests will do later Here
Merged the fix for swapped
actualandexpected.Looks like in PHP test 14 does not treat like 1.
Should I return true here? UPD: 14 counted as 14 and as 1 simultaneously.
How come the example 2-7-8-5-10-9-11 is straight?? shouldn't it be isNotStraight?
All my tests are passing except test9IsStraight(PokerHandTest). I got a "Runtime Error Occurred". What's the condition to that test??
the 5 card straight (7-8-9-10-11) exists in those 7 cards.
Poker hands consist of 5 cards, as mentioned in the description: "makes up a straight (five cards of sequential rank"
Description is not clear in part of "The number of cards will vary, but will never be more than 7 (the board (5) + player hand (2))". This Kata is not for level 7kuy definitely. Probably for 6kuy.
Java version :
The description says : "The number of cards will vary, but will never be more than 7 (the board (5) + player hand (2))"
And yet, some test case inputs contains 14, 21, 28 elements.... Please fix either description or test cases :)
You're right, was an error in the test. Should be fixed now :)
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Will do!
Added random input
There is still one edge case missing where my solution will fail;-)... Perhaps you find it:-)?!
OK, Use brute force ;-)
Today's last solution, goodbye! :]
Good night;-)! Need 4 more to complete 3000:-)...
I will try :)
I'm curious about it:-)...
Why?
10,11,12,13,14 is a correct sequence. ace isn't 11, stays 14 - description is a little bit unclear;-)
I just don't know more than 5 cards is valid, submit now, passed ;-)
Yes, for me it was a point too;-)... Just saw you solved it with JS - i used C# here (only language some hours ago)...
The description was a bit unclear, sorry about that. The number of cards will be up to 7, becase of the board (5) and player hand (2) :)
I updated the description