Given the 1-800 (phone word) number that the company wants to use, you need to check against all known words and return the set of all possible 1-800 numbers which can be formed using those same digits. (In other words, groups of (3,4) and (4,3) should be both considered and not just following the original's string format)
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. that is past the end.Given the 1-800 (phone word) number that the company wants to use, you need to check against all known words and return the set of all possible 1-800 numbers which can be formed using those same digits.
(In other words, groups of (3,4) and (4,3) should be both considered and not just following the original's string format)(c#): IMHO the example test has still the typo:
Assert.AreEqual("abcde", Kata.Assemble(new string[] {"abcde","abcde","abcbe"}));
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Fixed for Java, too
Since everything for these languages is closed, I think this issue may be closed now~
Fixed for C#, too
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this concerns most languages, re-raised as a list
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