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Indeed, the names should be
maximum'andminimum'.EDIT
I also thought it's a kata bug at first, but there's actually a workaround for name ambiguousness built into the language. You can refer to the Haskell wiki.
What I would add, however, is that this kata is most likely 7, not 8. Also, using the named workaround is definitely not a good practice in real world, which my first version of the comment points out.
You mixed like 4 languages: Java, English, Ukrainian and Russian. Definitely the smartest solution!
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The point is to find the easiest solution and I think this one is the best here.
Hi. The original Java code template seems to be in C-style, while common Java convention is to have first curly bracket at the end of the first line of a method declaration.
https://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/JavaAndDS/JavaStyle.html#Indentation
That's not a programming task, but a maths task. Downvoted.
P.S. It was useful for me tho since I missed the hint at first therefore learned new things about the language. Thanks my unattentiveness for that. :)
I also resolved this kata. But your compiler behaved wierdly in some cases.
C test is broken.
Test Crashed
Caught unexpected signal: SIGSEGV (11). Invalid memory access.
But the same code works on my computer (compiled with gcc).
The best kata, where you need to actually code, not do maths.
I have the same. No ideas, what's wrong, the description gives no clues.