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Peg Solitaire
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Very fun kata, thank you. I figured out the solution algorithm quickly. but took me a long time to come up with a board representation that would be easy to work with.
Very cool Kata!!
Thankfully, you didn't test large boards like the standard one found in the description...
nice kata :)
Thank you!
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Yeah, the fixed vs. random ended up a bit imbalanced. I was planning on making the random tests harder, but they ended up too erratic.
Anyways, I toned down the few fixed cases that seemed to be too harsh and the solutions you were mentioning pass normally now.
Let me know if you think the balance needs any further adjustments.