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Sample test pass but with the random i cant get it right, please help
The current definition used by the kata only works in 2024 because the 1st day of 2024 is a Sunday; it'll break on most other years. If you meant to only take all ISO weeks of the year, then specify it as such. It'll also save you the description about "partial week of next year" thing.
tnx, updated the description
This is ambiguous:
Could either mean:
thanks for the suggestion and for solving the kata! I updated the definition so hopefully, now there is no ambiguity
What should be the last week? The last week of the year or the last week there is any data in that year?
Have written about that later in the specs. The last week (beginning on 29-12) should be excluded