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Coding Meetup #11 - Higher-Order Functions Series - Find the average age
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COBOL translation, please review carefully.
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fork fixing a rounding issue.
Approved by monadius
I'm interested to see the Python solutions for these kata. Coming from a functional approach, it's natural for me to solve these problems using
lambdas, maps, filters, and list comprehensions. But Python, while it allows this approach, doesn't actively encourage these techniques (God forbid you, for example, try and assign an anonymous function to a variable while you have yourPEP8warning messages turned on in your IDE!)This is probably an issue on my end but can anyone inform as to why I receive this error in python when I try to submit my solution?
Traceback (most recent call last): File "tests.py", line 2, in from solution import get_average ImportError: cannot import name 'get_average' from 'solution' (/workspace/default/solution.py)
Have you renamed the function? It should be like this:
Thats my bad, I had coding meetup #8's function name as the name of the function since I had just completed that kata previously. I should have paid more attention before commenting but thank you for your help.
Python translation please check and aprove
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I did it a different way and when I run the test cases, I print the right output, but still shows as test case failed... Why??????
Hi, you can use the test suite output to debug your code as all inputs are logged.
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