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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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EZ game when using minifiers
You can rename the predefined class to
Kata
and you should be able to submit your solution (if it's correct). But the author should rework his template.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Hi!
I'm trying to solve your kata (which is great) in Haskell and one last test is failing:
Your test is expecting
Just 0
in this case. But why? Shouldn't your test expectNothing
instead?Hi!
I'm trying to solve your kata in Haskell.
Could you please print out the expected value when a random-valued test is failing?
It would be easier for me to debug my code...
Thanks.
Ok, but thank you for your answers!
I will wait then.
Thanks for your fast answer :)
Yes in the random tests.
So, I cannot not fix it myself, can I :(?
Hi!
I'm tring to solve your kata in Haskell.
I wonder, why
[840,826,5831,119]
isn't the solution for the pair(7616, 7)
?Can you help me please?
Thank you.
Hi,
i'm trying to solve your kata in Haskell and I'm interested in your
Codewars.Kata.Test.DSL
module. Could you show it to me? I need it to run your test in my local environment.Thank you :)
Thanks for your support. It works now :)
Dear Author,
could you please explain me this test case:
{[10,2,15,13,15,19,8,5,22,5,19,15,6,3,18,9,19,15,8]} expected [-917995303162955161,-4589976515814775808,-611996868775303441,-706150233202273201,-611996868775303441,-483155422717344821,-1147494128953693952,-1835990606325910323,-417270592346797800,-1835990606325910323,-483155422717344821,-611996868775303441,-1529992171938258602,-3059984343876517205,-509997390646086200,-1019994781292172401,-483155422717344821,-611996868775303441,-1147494128953693952]
Maybe you get an overflow in your tests. Can you please fix it? I try to solve your kata in Haskell.
Thank you
Why are 541 and 542 considered as jumping numbers?
Found same algorithm on https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Hamming_numbers#Java ;)
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