Tosunami

Name:Cengizhan Basak

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- g964
- commented on "Playing on a chessboard" kata
Thanks!
- Tosunami
- commented on "Playing on a chessboard" kata
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- sparkus
- commented on "Strip Comments" kata
Was it intended, I had to write the tests by myself? Kinda odd... I had to gather the information from other programming language versions to create the right test cases.
- Tosunami
- commented on "Strip Comments" kata
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- Blind4Basics
- commented on "Array.diff" kata
well, the wording might be a bit edgy, yes. That's why there are examples. ;)
- Tosunami
- commented on "Array.diff" kata
According to description everything is okay, what i mean is array difference sounds like a different thing, anyway thanks :)
- Chrono79
- commented on "Array.diff" kata
If a value is present in b, all of its occurrences must be removed from the other:

array_diff([1,2,2,2,3],[2]) == [1,3]
- Blind4Basics
- commented on "Array.diff" kata
Correction: you "don't understand why"... ;) Because you'd bet that with thausends of completions, the description and the examples are correct.

It should remove all values from list a, which are present in list b.
```
a = [1,2,2]
b = [2]

apply the rule above => only [1] remains
```
- Tosunami
- commented on "Array.diff" kata
I don't think that the array difference of [1,2,2] from [2] is [1]. [1,2] seems the right answer? Am i thinking wrong?