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Don't resolve issues unless you're sure they're fixed. The description still does not explain the possible input formats.
I've expanded the description even more. What do you think?
What even is the specification in the first place? This is practically a "guess the task" mind-reading kata more than an actual meaningful one.
Added the rules more explicitly in the instructions. What do you think? Feel free to edit it further.
No random tests where the name starts with
"Sir".Added Sirviente and Siridean to the random names, thanks!
Fixed, thanks!
Example is not a specification.
What would you suggest to add? I thought it is faster and easier here to explain the problem with an example.
Make it clear that the example shows ALL of the possible strings that need to be formatted. Better yet, explicitly enumerate the kinds of strings the user will receive as input and what the format of the output needs to be. As it is, you're making the user guess what you consider to be part of the name and part of their title and part of their quality. For example, if you want us to ignore the word
theand whatever follows when it appears in the name portion of the input, tell us that!Thanks, added some more detailed and explicit instructions to the description. I hope it is clearer now:)