Happening to me as well. Could somebody fix it please?

Hi, thanks for help, I'm afraid that it's still failing in many of test cases like: "\SUB", "\r", "Ky\ACK)>", "\t", "9\SUB"

Hi, this is a fair point. The original kata isn't specific enough about encoding i. e. if it's UTF-8 or ASCII (eventually what range of ASCII). I simplified the random test generator (as this is a 7 kyu kata). Now your code should pass.

Regards,

suic

Hi,
Here it is : https://www.codewars.com/kumite/581f5db9126757a1290002e4?sel=581f5db9126757a1290002e4
No worries for the delay :)

Sorry for the lack of response. Can you post the link to your Java translation? i can't find it.

Can you please paste here your code and mark it as spoiler? Thanks, suic

Now your solution is visible and you got the honor points. :-)
Sometimes it works not at once but after a few seconds or minutes...

Welcome to CodeWars! :-) Have a good time!

Just wanted to say that despite previous comments, it was really easy to get it done first time around in Haskell base on problem description. Description is very well composed, love the sample input and expected output. I was struggling for a second which side of triangle is which and how to calculate it but got there in the end. Thank you very much for adding this challange. I have question to haskell people here - I'm new to Haskell(and codewars) - I created very simple (in my opinion) code and after submitting and looking into other solutions I'm getting dizzy - most of them are really not descriptive when I'm trying to analyze them, they are using Monads and other packages - is there any particular gain? performance? Thanks in advance, Kamil

Hi,

I'm new here - I finished this task and it doesn't show up in the 'Solutions' area, neither I was given 'exp' ( ;) ) points? Does it need to be accepted first?

Thanks in advance,

Kamil