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Your response would have been more useful if you spent it on explaining the actual kata instead of just believing this was an opportunity for you to make yourself look superior.
How is "read the instructions again" helpful to anything if I've just posted that they weren't understood the first time?
Hello. I don't understand this test:
String: '\t# apples - apples apples\n=\n^'
Markers: [',', '!', '^', '.', '=', '?', "'", '#', '-']
'\t\n\n' should equal '\n\n'
Why do I need to remove the "\t"?
Ohhhh wait, that counts as whitespace, right? Ah nevermind
I do understand that, but 658 is one of the variations and that has the same pattern as 325. 6 and 8 are adjacent diagonally, but that is a valid solution
Hello, just trying to understand the variations.
For this test example: "369": ["339","366","399","658","636","258","268","669","668","266","369","398","256","296","259","368","638","396","238","356","659","639","666","359","336","299","338","696","269","358","656","698","699","298","236","239"], how come 222 and 333 are not variations? Or 555? Or 325? But I see that 666 is there?
Quick question:
Let's take this one for example: act(2, [[8, 2], [8, 2], [8, 1]]);
If I get to the last enemy and kill them with A, but using A depletes my health points to zero, did I win or lose?
I see. Quick question, I didn't submit any solution for this kata, so how exactly are you seeing if code is slow or not?
That's fine. I fixed it
The above picture you posted is not at all nested lists. More like tuples that have lists in them.
The test for the Javascript version of this kata is broken.
When I test it on local computers, it works fine.
However, when I test it here, I'm getting an "Unexpected Token" error which makes no sense
That would be odd, because for this kata I wrote an algorithm that processes 5000 and under very quickly. However, when I submit my algorithm, the server times out. I believe they are using numbers upward of 1,000,000
Does anyone know what numbers they use for the final test at the end that keeps timing out?