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repeatedly converting the input string to lowercase
oops, I see that this has already been mentioned
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Nice comment
hard to tell with codewars diffs being what they are, but I think you messed up the description
loved this one, ty!
Not at all! It's a really bad practice iterate the same array twice. If a person who's starting with Javascript see this, it won't understand at all.
I think he noticed that but he just sacrificed performance for compactness
I changed the messages a bit, could you please check if they are clearer now?
Would you also be so kind to share what other kata you found buggy, so I could check what was your mistake and help you solve them?
I have literally no idea what you are trying to complain on. The kata looks good(ish).
When you see following output:
It means that:
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was 10.I tried your solution and it's simply incorrect, and messages tell you this. Maybe not in the clearest way, and I will try to improve it, but still, wrong solutio is wrong.
testcases changing magically!
in one case it says 3 should result to 7, another try 5 should result in 7!
LOL sorry, but this is really not the first buggy kata I found!
I am just happy to use a unique username and password for this forum ;)
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Thanks, I'll solve it and have a look!
here's a similar Haxe translation, with Int64: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5f0d74cc28ca50001b1c9ec0?sel=5f0d74cc28ca50001b1c9ec0
Alright, I tried to use Int32 as input args and Int64 as output in the Kata, however, I ran into the same issue I had when translating a different Kata in Haxe. For now, I have saved the fork just in case, but it looks like there's a Null Access somehow. Note: it's still an "update" in progress in the meantime.
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