Some random tests doesn't seem to be accurate.. If I didn't missunderstood the kata asks for an empty array response if n > arr.size but the tests expect an array with lots of numbers.
Description quote: "If n is greater than the length of the array/list, return an empty list/array"
Testig for Anri
It should work for random inputs too - Expected: "Anri and likes this like this", instead got: "Anri likes this"
Testig for Brian J. Mason
It should work for random inputs too - Expected: "Brian J. Mason and likes this like this", instead got: "Brian J. Mason likes this"
Testig for Leon McNichol, Quincy Rosenkreutz
It should work for random inputs too - Expected: "Leon McNichol and Quincy Rosenkreutz and like this like this", instead got: "Leon McNichol and Quincy Rosenkreutz like this"
Totaly my bad @bkaes .. I don't know honestly what I was thinking when typed this .. closing my issue now .. so sorry for wasting your time !!
Some random tests doesn't seem to be accurate.. If I didn't missunderstood the kata asks for an empty array response if n > arr.size but the tests expect an array with lots of numbers.
Description quote: "If n is greater than the length of the array/list, return an empty list/array"
One example: n => 105 ; arr.size => 734
Seems like tests are still broken:
Testig for Anri
It should work for random inputs too - Expected: "Anri and likes this like this", instead got: "Anri likes this"
Testig for Brian J. Mason
It should work for random inputs too - Expected: "Brian J. Mason and likes this like this", instead got: "Brian J. Mason likes this"
Testig for Leon McNichol, Quincy Rosenkreutz
It should work for random inputs too - Expected: "Leon McNichol and Quincy Rosenkreutz and like this like this", instead got: "Leon McNichol and Quincy Rosenkreutz like this"