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JS fork (author gone)
complete overhaul with random tests, sample tests, edge cases (1-letter words), chai assertions
Python:
initial solution setup's function parameter is shadowing a built-in
Would also be nice to add some useful assertion messages
I am seeing π many people upvoting π³οΈ the single-line solutions.
Whereas It not a recommended practice where there are many operations are going on.
Because it compromises the code readability.
What do other people think β
single line solution should be supported and recommended or deserve downvote β
Needs a fixed test
Test.assertEquals( f("AAA"), "a_a_a" ).Fixed tests are too weak.
No random tests.
Hello, Olga! Thanks for the nice kata! Need add into test cases two-digit numbers or more.
to_underscore(42);to_underscore(111), etc.I believe the test suite and description miss an important PascalCase -> snake_case scenario: multiple capital letters in a row.
As I understand it, 'ThisHHHasManyCapitals' should yield 'this_hhhas_many_capitals', not 'this_h_h_has_many_capitals'. Along the same lines, 'CSSSelector' -> 'css_selector.'
As it stands right now, all of the top voted Ruby solutions fail to translate 'CSSSelector' et al. correctly.