6 kyu
Let the Dominoes Fall Down
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Algorithms
Logic
Regular Expressions
Strings
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Needs a sample test with only
Ichars in it.Added
Approved. Nice little headache ;)
codewars_testandsolution.example_testscontains assertions outside of@it.Fixed
Tests should use python test framework: https://docs.codewars.com/languages/python/codewars-test
test.itblockstest.describein sample testscheck now if acceptable.
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Hi,
It's a cool kata but, despite the description talking about performances, the ref solution uses (afaics) a very slow algorithm => I'll unpublish the kata so that you can adjust the perfconstraint if that's what you actually wanna do (see my solution if needed)
Cheers
note: the problem doesn't show up becasue the random inputs never contain very long sections of identical dominos. Try on somehting like
'R'*3000+'I'*3000+'L'*3000and you'll see problems popping up...Hi,
I am using your solution as a reference solution now.
I am new to authoring new katas, so please feel free to modify the random inputs and publish again whenever you think it's appropriate.
looks good but:
you can republish after that (if it doesn't work: 1. tell me here, plz / 2. close the suggestion then republish again)
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the inputs are too long in the first batch of random tests ;) (you inverted the size limit with the number of tests. The goal is to generate
easy case to debugdebuggable cases)Hi,
Check now if acceptable.