ColinRhys

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- Voile
- resolved an issue on "Count of positives / sum of negatives" kata
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- Voile
- created an issue for "Count of positives / sum of negatives" kata
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- flip101
- commented on "Count of positives / sum of negatives" kata
And then you look at all the other languages which don't wrap the list/vector/array/collection with an optional type. So why should haskell? "null" in another languages it not the same as "Maybe" in haskell !!

If the input array is empty or null, return an empty array:
```
C#/Java: new int[] {} / new int[0];
C++: std::vector<int>();
JavaScript/CoffeeScript/TypeScript/PHP/Haskell: [];
Rust: Vec::<i32>::new();
```
- Chrono79
- commented on "Count of positives / sum of negatives" kata
You're not testing if the value passed is an array and directly use length on null.
- ColinRhys
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- ColinRhys
- commented on "Adding Big Numbers" kata
Yes u are correct totally same thing 100%