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Add a formula for the calculation. I had no idea what you were asking but a formula would've been enough to understand what I needed to do. Good attempt, try again
Hey everyone, what does ... mean in regards to an array?
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For the clojure variation of this problem,
when defining a function you used defn
when defining a variable you use def.
Using defn in the example code is very confusing because it suggests to create a named function 'websites'.
However, it's looking for a variable 'websites' instead, which seems unfair considering the description on the side
Was this just to see what you'd be allowed to do? If so, then this is pretty funny; if not, then this is terrible and you should redo it
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Great kata, especially seen as at the 8 kyu level we don't get to deal much with objects :)
The only thing that I might add would be to capitalize the x and y in the description because it's required that they are capitalised.
Oh awesome, thanks for explaining that. Makes sense now :)
Would someone be able to help explain to me how the XOR ones work? I still have no idea why:
{
TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE is TRUE
TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE is FALSE
TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE is TRUE
}
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Making the game a a little bit more interesting would be good, the game is remove only a ball each turn
Haha, that makes sense.
All goods Souzooka, cheers for fixing it up :)
This kata isn't correct.
The question asks to determine is n squared is greater than 1000 - write a string, if not - write a different string.
The solution requires the object n has to be greater than 37, however 32 squared is greater than 1000, which should be a correct answer.
Therefore its not accepting correct answers, like 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, or 37.
This needs to be fixed and is probably why so many people attempting have failed this