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DateParser function
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Parsing
Date Time
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No Random Tests
I unpublished the kata because it lacks random tests.
Random tests are necessary for almost every Codewars challenge. Consuld Codewars documentation (Python authoring guide, authoring guidelines), authoring examples kata, or
#help-authorchannel on Codewars Discord if you need help.Errortype). But why would the negative values be wrong at all? I imagine they would make sense if interpreted as "time in the past", or something.