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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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Your Solution so beautiful so clever so nice I really like that very very nice
Can someone confirm if the C# test cases are working? I pass the local tests, but the server-side ones I get the following errors:
BasicTests
Test Failed
Expected: 1743
But was: 1744
RandomTests
Test Failed
Expected: 207049518
But was: 207049524
As you can see they are rather close, so I would like to make sure it's not some sort of server buffer problem. I'm implementing the solution that Wolfram provides in your link.
Who voted this as "best practices"? I'm amazed.
No need to convert to array.
What is this black magic? tips fedora
My OCD kicked in when I saw the C# example. Non-standard naming conventions, and grammar mistakes. Written seppuku.
I wouldn't like to maintain this. If I had to fix an error in there, I'd probably delete the whole thing and start from scratch.
C# tests works ok, you're not understanding the task or your code is wrong. There is nothing to fix in the kata tests.
ME too SAME ERROR. Whats happenending issue being fixed?
Me too. Same error. I can't break my code on my own.
I have the same problem, with the same exact numbers (1220 and 1760).
So, either we made the same error, or the test is wrong.
I'm doing this in C#, I get the tests right, but when I attempt to run the code 2 ghost errors appear:
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I've run the program locally with my own tests and they all seem to work... bug or am I doing something wrong?
EDIT: To make it simple, the 5th test doesn't exist
Expected: 1220
But was: 1760
May I assume the tests are wrong for the C# solution?
Hail Grammar! ;)
Fixed.
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Nazi grammar stuff aside, I'll go and solve this.
What... the hell... is this...