6 kyu
Unicode Steganography
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Considering the lowest ranking coder who completed this kata is currently a 3kyu, I don't think it's just me. Constructive criticism time. Whoever ranked this as 6 kyu should be fired.
Just so I'm sure I understand, is the implication that it should be ranked as more difficult or less difficult?
From a pure coding standpoint, this is a 7 kyu kata. The added layer of having to do a bit of research if you don't know about unicode is the only extra challenge, really.
Also, I enjoyed the challenge; learned something useful about JavaScript & coding in general, then just had fun with my Python solution.
Error message in random tests is wrong:
What's wrong with it?
'flPJPv2xvBS8cm4orBFH'IS equal'flPJPv2xvBS8cm4orBFH󠅑󠅧󠅯󠅪󠅮󠅷󠅕'In the initial post, the final quote is missing. It can be a copy/paste error, but if it is not, it might mean that the
expectedcontains some starnge unprintable characters.Besides the topic of the kata makes an impression that comparison of visual forms might be not good thing to do. When I copy the
expectedfrom your post to Notepad++, it shows some nonpriontable characters at the end.They appear equal however if you inspect further they are not. The difference is hidden. This is intentional.
Yeah, I just missed the point completely, but got it finally!
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unicode,puzzles.