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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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Ok, but I think you already revealed that in a different (not marked as spoiler) post. Sorry for the trouble.
Finally, an 8kyu that is actually easy (in C# at least)
I haven't completed the kata yet, so I think CodeWars won't let me see/ unflag it unless I complete it.
Plus you are probably able to do it at will for this kata's comments because you authored it.
"Unauthorized: not allowed to un-flag this comment"
That was a fast reply...
Anyways, the comment was hidden, so that doesn't really help all that much.
how do the steps work?
I think it is either 1 or 2, but clearly that is not the case.
if it can be 3, then what are the circumstances?
It does not, it is rather strange and I don't know how to show a screenshot to show evidence.
C# the solution is in the sample tests area and the sample tests are in the solution area
I only took a glance at the description, and
MY LORD THATS A LOT OF NUMBERS! (especially when I start seeing letters like "e" in equations)
how is this not 3kyu?
The description describes what a perfect game (all strikes) looks like, but what does two strikes in a row look like
I agree, but I will say that the issues tag is meant for when the kata's test codes are entirely incorrect, not issues you have with the kata as a whole.
(I am just giving you a heads up, some moderators are not the best at communicating this.)
Nice kata. Very simple and easy to understand.
in C#, the tests are all in one attempt
Test Failed
Assert.That(Calculator.LastDigit(allCases[i].test), Is.EqualTo(allCases[i].expect))
Expected: 1
But was: 0
this means I can't see which test I got wrong, which makes it hard to figure out how to solve the code.
Its fine, I figured it out for the most part.
Thanks for the effort though.
This is more of an in general question, but how do you handle Katas that will test for a default value? I know I am supposed to be the one figuring this stuff out, but I can barely figure out how to use default values to begin with, making it hard for me to get points for even the most simple Katas.
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