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The tests (seems to be both JS and Python) test "exact" notes on frets that don't exist. For example:
note=F#, exact=true, string=3, position=2
where the 3rd string only contains a singleF#
. It should either be mentioned in the description that these "hypothetical positions" are tested, or just removed from the test cases.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
I suggest to include the two objects in the description, or at least give a precise description of them, since we cannot be sure how they are formatted.
My solution fails random tests with dan_1. But I checked everything manually.
136490 dan_1
expected 93 to deeply equal 92
247321 dan_1
expected 194 to deeply equal 193
etc..
There are also 21 katas kyu1 on Codewars. It should be noted that in the decision to consider the number of kata as unlimited.
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It is unspecified there can be no commas in the
setTimeout
parameter.Commas should be legal anyway.
mess
for ( var i
? In 2020? Really?let
was invented for a reason.