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Not fixed :( There's a naked "string" in w/o a "std::"
Fixed by OP's fork
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I'm misunderstanding the concept of multiplicity where you can't divide by zero or the autor didn't consider his example correctly ?
assertArrayEquals(new int[]{0, 2, 6}, ZywOo.multipleOfIndex(new int[]{0, 2, 3, 6, 9}));
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Yep, lots of comments on this one. I answered the description requirements, then was quite confused as to why my code was failing... Finally look at the testcase answer and see it is radically different to the description output.... Not ideal. Sure you could argue I'm an idiot for not looking at the testcase, but surely it's bad writing to have an incorrect output example for the description?
Why arrays with one element returns 0?
It is also a palindrome
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but when looking at the test cases at the bottom, it is clear enough I feel.
the last '\n' at the end
See the example in the description again, there is no
\n
at the end. I've added a value to the tests to avoid error messages being truncated.I don't get it. expected '0,1,2,3,45\n10,11,12,13,14\n20,21,22,…' to equal '0,1,2,3,45\n10,11,12,13,14\n20,21,22,…'? why my kata is failing?
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