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JS fork which:
(This fork was created with the help of Katafix btw )
I don't wanna delist this kata due to two active issues yet, but NodeJS current version is outdated (v8.1.3); consider using Node v18 + update testing framework with chai/mocha.
P.S. This kata was pretty fun, thx
I like how you changed the parameter with more accurate name.
a nice tap!
what ' , x ' means in lambda?
The Unicode value 110 corresponds to the lowercase letter "n".
so "n","o",...
would be:
(110+n)/110
where n can be 0 to some number before pass 'z'
But this is not recommended, since the bytes are not well represented as a unicode values.
Because a unicode scalar value can be sometimes represented by more than 1 byte.
Read the docs about indexing in String.
https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch08-02-strings.html
This is a known issue with the code runner which is not specific for this kata. I will mark your report as resolved, and there already are corresponding tickets on CW's Github.
For JS, there seems to be 100 small, 100 medium, and 250 large. So yes, it seems that the "exact amount of tests" in description is not that exact for JS.
how many large random tests are there? the description says 100 but i logged over 150 before timing out
how the hell is this fibonacci
why the puzzle in C++ language use
<cstdio>
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Why not make '.#' instead of [True, False]?
JS translation
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