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Using Assert.True in the ExampleTests on the collection of test cases makes the failure message unhelpful.
Refactoring so each test case gives it's own failure message would be nice.
I personally prefer TestCase or TestCaseSource for collections of tests.
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Nice kata. Reminds me to continue my series on kana (https://www.codewars.com/kata/kanakonverter-ii). Maybe later,...
I don't need to understand it now, my code was accepted, so this kata is finished;-)... Thanks for your reply and work!
Yeah, some people use that. And the IME accepts that. I just wanted to make this less hard as it is my first kata.
Is "jyu" even a thing? I've only seen "ju".
Yeah I was worried about whether people can understand what the description says. As I said, there won't be any
tsuorchiorshiin there, so you don't need to replace it.I have added a
RandomTestin the test cases. Hopefully you can understand what I mean by reading that. I don't know how can I word it better, without giving too much away.For me your description (i read nothing else) was "hard" to understand in details and i don't know, if my solutions is completely correct or if some edge- cases are missing in your tests. I never heard about "kanas", so i "guessed some special cases" - perhaps you can see it in my code;-)...
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By the way, welcome to codewars, just saw that this is your first kata, so generally well done:-)!