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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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Nice, Thanks. I did it. It's okay now?
When creating the kata, I have "Complete Solution", "Initial Solution", "Preloaded", "Test Cases", "Example Test Cases" in which of those I should add my random matches creator code?
cause I already had all the code ready here in my PC, so since I think that codeWars use a extremely complex system to create randoms and etc... I just decided to do by myself and pasted my code there. I really want ta this is acceptable, if not, I'm going to remove this kata :(
actually, I tried to make all tests random... by myself. try to run the "Attemp" more than once and the teams and scores should change
fixed
Done, added one example test
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I know, I'm cheating, but what can I do if the test is bad made?
Sorry, I won't change that, or accept as it is, comparing a JSON at the end or doesn't approve the Kata... CodeWars have a lot of repeated challenges, a lot of challenges with no creativity, a lot of challenges with not even a decent description and a lot of challenges with nonsense puzzles. I'm trying to make some new Katas but everything is an "issue"... that's why CodeSignal is far way better
Added an internal verification on the object
ok
ok sorry, I'm not native english speaker
Fighters object that is preloaded is already a const...
Fixed tests will be added
From the description:
"It is a 1 vs. 1 fight, if the fighter lose, then the other come in until the Master lose or beat all fighters."
"...the sequence of fighters that will face the master in format of an array, like this: ["a","b","g"], where "a" means apprenctice, "b" means brute and "g" means guardian. Knowing that, the first to face the Master will be, in this example, an apprenctice, then a brute and the last one would be a guardian."
Ok, description updated.
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