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Python: random tests should test up to 5000 (to be consistent with other languages)
i just wanna know why i passed the attempt but still got this
TypeError: expected string or bytes-like object, got 'int'
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The tests for this kata contain invalid roman numerals with MMMM, I have created a correct validator and it fails the tests because the tests include invalid numerals expected to pass (ex: 'MMMMCCCXXXII', 'MMMMCXII').
You can check the validity on other external sources to see they are incorrect.
Please correct your tests or don't call the kata "valid romans".
There should be fixed tests and corresponding random tests in JS (at least) to invalidate such solutions
Please review the kotlin translation.
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C translation test cases do not test against strings composed of two partial smileys, such as
) :, witha.add(":)"); a.add(":)"); a.add("x-]"); a.add(":ox"); a.add(";-("); a.add(";-)"); a.add(";~("); a.add(":~D");
assertEquals(4, SmileFaces.countSmileys(a));
How can be smile count could be 4 for above input .It should be 2
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Log
<font size='5'>Great work!</font>my log produced literal code
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