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Sweet Dreams are Made of Cheese
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
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Python: Random tests are vulnerable to input modification
Fixed by OP
Java translation
Ruby 3.0 should be enabled, see this to learn how to do it
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Python, Ruby, Crystal and c++ translations submitted, cheers :)
Thanks for doing these :)
Nice work squeezing in so many cheesy puns!
(I counted 6 - were there more?)
Annie Lennox would be proud of you.
Thanks! I got a little carried away :)
I think you need to clarify about the
rounds up to the nearest hour at the end of the weekbit: it's far from being clear what that means.Hi, I complately agree - I've explained this out a bit more and added an example to help illustrate. Thanks for your feedback :)
This is why you should give user a copy of the generated input, or calculate expected output first, or both ( reference solutions have been known to inadvertently mutate inputs themselves ).
payCheese([...rarr])will do the trick.Thanks so much for the help! This is my first kata and that's incredibly useful to know - on another note, will be reading through the documentation for
...on the commute home :)Array.from(rarr)andrarr.slice()( look up why there's no arguments ) are functional equivalents of[...rarr]BTW.[...rarr]is just the shortest one to write....and destructuring assignment are fascinating subjects. There's a kata about it as well, but that one's not easy.Kudos on getting your first kata this right. Most people don't.