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Representing Numbers on an Abacus
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Description should be language-agnostic (regarding function names in
Task&¬espart)fixed, thanks
Re-fixed.
Just a heads up @fishenal, generally "language-agnostic" means avoiding specific function names entirely. Since all languages share the description, and each language has their own naming conventions, any name we choose is going to conflict with something. This way the description works regardless of the language being used to solve.
thanks for fix & explain
Great kata, teaches about reverse-engineering and usage of abacus (finally I get to understand its inner workings after all these years) XD
Hello, javascript translation, please review, thanks
Looks great! Thanks!
Haskell translation In particular, check whether you want changes made to error messages (run
Solution Setup, no modification needed to produce errors) I'm also on discord @jonatanApproved.
Error messages look great! I was planning on doing something similar on the original, but decided to just keep the default message for simplicity. I might look at adding similar functionality in the futuer.
Thanks for translating!
Prolog translation available for review.
Approved, thanks!
Test framework and user solution should be imported explicitely.
Done. Thanks!
First attempt at authoring. Don't hesitate with feedback!