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I saw that the issue had been addressed earlier in the discourse, however I noticed that you still have a typographical error in the Details of the kata ('converted' appears as 'cvonverted').
Fixed.
2 typos on the description.
and the number of the (day) will be cvonverted back to the name.
thanks fixed it !
If you don't want people to use
if elseandswitchyou can't just tell people to do that, you need to enforce it.You need to read user code and check if they've used one:
i tset if the user used if else switch with the test : Test.assertEquals(month("September", 12),"undefined 8");
That doesn't work.
Just to prove the point:
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/new?group_id=59b3e79b237fb349d80009bd&review_id=59b3d093d4f411aa2d000c12
its not working for me
https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/59b3d093d4f411aa2d000c12/groups/59b3e79b237fb349d80009bd
The issue was handled in the pre load stage.
Needs random tests.
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You check the result against a reference solution.
but the solution is based on the inpute, if i randomly create the values i can not know what would be the result
Test.assertEquals(month("September", 12),"undefined 8");Invalid input is completely out of specs, and there is no mention how to handle them.
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No, that's totally unrelated. Any uninitialized variables becomes
undefinedwhen turned to string.You really need to practice JS basic language features more before making a kata.
Just to prove the point:
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/new?group_id=59b3e79b237fb349d80009bd&review_id=59b3d093d4f411aa2d000c12
I know but i dont think there is a batter solution. if you have one please show it. i also ask the person not to use those practices so i think it pair use. the chanses someone will inticipate this is un real and the link is not working for me
Okay, that wasn't the correct link. This is:
https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/59b3d093d4f411aa2d000c12/groups/59b3e79b237fb349d80009bd
That seems fixed.