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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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I would like the tests to be more easily reproducible locally. The
use super::cakes;
did not build on my machine and I like to do the katas in my local IDE first.Groovy Translation
Python new test framework
Also refactors random test generation to be more sane, and resolves this
This should be prevented in Python
assertion messages for the PHP random tests are completely unhelpful:
Failed asserting that false is true
JavaScript fork to add random tests, fixing this issue.
Please review, and note that it will invalidate user solutions.
help please- i have literally no clue what im doing- can someone explain how to get started please
recipe: {("oil", 100), ("sugar", 150), ("milk", 100), ("flour", 300), ("apples", 3)}
available: {("apples", 15), ("milk", 2000), ("flour", 2000), ("oil", 20), ("sugar", 500)}
Expected: equal to 0
Actual: 3
But I tried to test my code in VScode. It output 0, but the KATA output 3. I don't know why.
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The kata requires that when 2 teams have the same ranking the team with the lower id is prefered, this however is not how the random results are implemented, leading to issues where sometimes they are not equivelent to the corect answer aka the query will place teams with the same ranking in random order. So you might need to re run it a couple times even if the solution is correct. Other than that great kara
MY NOTES:
Simple test case is missing (Should write by yourself) and also all tests support inner function which only takes maximum two arguments...
Arguments can be an object, and can be no argument...
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