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Mnemonic Lookup
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Codes blocks in the description are broken. Needs an update.
Codeblock fixed
Great kata, well done, Sensei Ania!
Why does the third example test expect
"You're onto something, but still quite far off."
? The instructions specifically say, "If the [Group] does exist (eg: rainbow) but does not include the [Word] as a key (eg: rainbow does not include the key rose) then return a string:“There is no mnemonic for this”.
"There is a mistake on the instructions, it should say: "If the [Group] does exist (eg: rainbow) but does not include the [Word] as a key (eg: rainbow does not include the key rose) then return a string:
"You're onto something, but still quite far off."
." Voile or AniaMakes could fix it.Agh, I edited the description (just the other day) per someone else's recommendation and didn't spot that! Fixed.
Approved
We should probably improve the description before approving this kata.
"Puzzles" flag...;-)
I'm curious why this would classify as a puzzle - I thought it would be pretty simple fetch-info-from-object kata...
Amended the description - hopefully to make it better.
One important point is/was unclear (perhaps only for me;-)?)... but made it a little bit more interesting and the code perhaps a little bit "strange":-)... So i have no comment to change something;-)...
I think it was that same important point that gave me pause there for a moment - and then I figured it out. I wouldn't suggest changing it. :]