7 kyu
Hearts (Card Game) Kata 1 of 3
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Maybe change the "10" to "T", so that it's one character, just like all other ranks.
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Please add to the description a case/input when the card that is the only card of a certain suit is not at index
0. The current description makes it looks like when we met cards that are the only card of a certain suit, it matches them directly regardless of position, but this is not the case in the actual tests.Thanks for the suggestion about adding more clarity to the description! I just wanted to make sure I was understanding you about what specifically you wanted changed, because it sounds like this might be a potential issue with my code, or one of the unit tests.
When an array is given, it should be assumed that the first card in the array is the
suitfor that hand. All other cards played must match thesuitin order to be considered for winning. If there is no other card played that matches the suit in position 0, the card in position 0 will always win. If two, or three, or four cards aresuited, then the card with higher value will win.If that is the experience you had with the actual tests, I think we're good as far as code correctness, if you got a failed test after providing a correct answer, please give me an example with the input, and the output and I'll get it fixed asap. Otherwise, I did add a new example to the description so that given the input:
['9D', '9C', 'QD', '9S']we should expect the output:'QD'