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Python tests are missing
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blocks.Java actual and expected are swapped. Opening an issue to edit the kata.
The assertion in Java should be:
assertEquals(4, Kata.findGCF(8,20));
, so, yes, that's an issue. The post below yours says exactly that.assertEquals(Kata.findGCF(8,20), 4);
expected:<8> but was:<4>
Error?
Note: the expected and actual values in the Java test cases are swapped, so debug output states that
"expected (the actual value produced) but was (the expected value)."
Ruby translation kumited :) please check and approve ~~
Solution
accessible from solutions.Class with just 1 static function???
There is a description conflict, if you can fix that I can approve it.
Hi, sorry for late response I didn't get any notification about this. Issues is fixed. Regards, suic
I would assume that you can use absolute value to get all inputs to be possitive. But it might be a better idea to get in touch with the original creator of the haskell part. (I am a beginner myself, so I'm not sure if i would be of any help.)
You see, I actually don't know an inkling of Haskell so I just assumed that since the provided solution and test cases passed, it would work. There are some random tests involved, maybe those give negative inputs. How would I fix that?
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