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Stuck exactly on the same test. I wrote the code in Golang. Cannot find the 190 in the
abut checking the36100within bI having the same issue when the problem is tried with Rust, like I mentioned in my own post. Interestingly, when I tried the same test with Python, the exact same test case expects False.
Which language?, make sure you're not confusing the log of one test with the expected result of another.
I guess there is a misunderstanding. The return value with those two arrays should be false, like you pointed out. But the test in the Kata expects true, which is incorrect.
No, the test with those input values expects false. Try printing some text with the input values. You're failing another test.
Looks like the one of the tests is not correct, and it fails incorrectly. I wonder how others passed the tests.
The test in question is this:
a = [121, 144, 19, 161, 19, 144, 19, 11]b = [121, 14641, 20736, 36100, 25921, 361, 20736, 361]Here the element 36100 in
bhas no matching squared rooted value, 190, ina, so the return of the comp function should be false. But the test seems to expect true.Then your code is not correct, you're trying to read the length of something (null) that hasn't that property. You need to check what the value is first.
the error is : Cannot read property 'length' of null. But all the test are fine. Help me please.
Would you mind reading the error..? And telling us what it is? :P
Hi, the test cases do pass null for one of the arrays in a couple of tests, so you can't make the arguments required unless you supply a default value. As far as your tests not passing in the test case, are you by chance modifying the source arrays in your code? The arrays are passed by reference so modifying the arrays in the random tests could affect how the reference solution behaves in the test suite. Can you be more specific about which test is failing when you run your code?
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probably not a problem with the JavaScript code; it has 6,319 completions. if you have a specific question someone may be able to help you.
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