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Java translation submitted.
Yeah, I was neck deep in reduces at the moment when I was writing this translation, so I completely forgot about the joining possibility :)
In fact, I am not exactly sure that Collectors.joining will yield any significant difference aside from aesthetical appearance :)
However, looking deeper in this question, I came across this. Hopefully, this would be beneficial to you as well :)
Java translation submitted.
Stephael is right - currently it is a variable and methods used as getters and setters give the code a java-esque look.
Though it is still valid approach.
Kata's TestFixture message I got seems a bit unclear (C#):
Expected is , actual is
Values differ at index [9]
Extra: < 0.0d >
at XbonacciTest.BasicTests () [0x00000] in :0
Im not saying that my solution is correct, its just a bit unclear what the input data was and what was expected.
I would like some help in clarifying this, as Im unable to finish this kata despite beating RandomTests section.
Kata's TestFixture message I got seems a bit unclear (C#):
Expected is , actual is
Values differ at index [9]
Extra: < 0.0d >
at XbonacciTest.BasicTests () [0x00000] in :0
Im not saying that my solution is correct, its just a bit unclear what the input data was and what was expected.