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do you guys have to make Java translations for some kind of programming bootcamp program ?
java translation please review
My JS code seems to be passing all the main tests but failling the random test and saying I have added a extra day when the year is in fact a leap year as it is divisable by 4 and not 100 unless its divisable by 400 not sure if it's my code or the random tests thats wrong??
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Python Translation
fixed
I fixed that a few days ago, but it seems it has been mistakenly overwritten after approving a new translation. Fixed in this fork (please approve it to update the description): https://www.codewars.com/kumite/624f1694c0da4c003e4b7d44?sel=624f1694c0da4c003e4b7d44
I just noticed that the format: '[M, D, YYYY]' doesn't correspond with the kata nor the examples( [1, 2, 2000] for February 1st, 2000 or [22, 12, 1999] for December 22nd, 1999.) I think it would be: '[D, M, YYYY]' thank u in advance
invalidated
I've submitted a sometimes fail solution in JS, which is off-by-one but coverage is not guaranteed.
fixed
I've submitted a sometimes pass solution in C, which is off-by-one but coverage is not guaranteed.
Oh my bad, I didn't pay attention :(
Thanks for your help.
I made it now
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