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It's already in the description.
Take care, at the end of the string is expected a new line
\n
Fixed,
this is the correct array
[[1,3],[1,5],[3,5],[5,5],[5,3]]
, and correct answer is still5
.Fixed, thanks for poiting this
C#: it says in the description: The order of rooks in the array is random and there will not be any duplicate rooks in the same tile. In the test category TestFromImage2 I get this R:
Aren't there duplicate rooks in tile [5,3]?
The Numbers should be float not int
Language: C#
"TestFromImage2" expects five attacks with these rooks: 1-3; 1-5; 3-5; 5-3; 5-3
I think there is something wrong with this test. There is a duplicate rook and the description mentions that there are no duplicate rooks. However, the correct answer should be three and not the expected five.
what do you mean ? it's there, the description is the same for every language
Kata hint != kata suggestion
Nice one of the chess series, great kata.
64 / 11 > 5
, the expected answer is'Nice Work Champ!'
. Your code is wrong if its answer is not that.64/11 is NOT 5.
For Java kata description, add the case for Tie game.
Where both players got the same score
Hmm. If you invent your own enum, and it has a problem, then that is your issue -- not an
ISSUE
with this Kata.Yes, my enum consists only of 2 values
PING
andPONG
But it wants for some reason for value
BINK
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