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Amazing, Thanks!
they work the same way in nearly every language, since they all use the IEEE 754 standard. it's just more visible in JavaScript because it does not have the usual 2's complement integers datatype
The Nigerian Prince Scam is a topic that exists which I am aware of, but it doesn't add any context to this description, why have they chosen Nigeria email scam since there are other other email scams associated with other countites, as a Nigerian it's very sensitive to see something like this on codewars, simply 'email Scam' would have been sufficient and woudn't deter the description of this kata,
Hi Hayteach, I'm sorry to hear that you found this kata description upsetting. We strive to make Codewars an enjoyable space for all. Thank you for flagging this kata as upsetting to certian user groups, as a result we have updated the description of this kata. Please let me know if you have any questions, you can reach my on Discord :)
The description doesnt mention a "Nigerian Scammer" it only mentions a "Nigerian email scam", which is a reference to the famous Nigerian Prince Scam. I'd point out, that it is named after the fictional character who scammers pretend to be, it is not named after the scammers themselves.
I don't have an issue with the Kata itself, but I'm concerned about Nigeria's name being associated with scams in the description. Nigeria is among other countries associated with scams why only Nigeria. It would be more neutral if no specific country was mentioned. As a proud Nigerian, I feel discriminated against by the use of the "Nigerian Scammer" description. I kindly request that you address this concern before I consider escalating the matter.
I wasn't aware of how tricky are floating numbers in Javascript, Awesome Kata!
Random tests accept any answer. (Is the
await
command in random tests the culprit?)Random Test Uploaded
I'm new to create katas, do you know why it was retired? I'm still working on the random tests
The kata has no random tests.
Really Nice, Thanks!
Great, Thanks!
Amazing Kata, this one goes directly to my collection, It's a gem! Thanks!!
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