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      • Voile
      • created an issue for "Graph Theory: Detect an arborescence " kata
      • 2 years ago

      Related to the below: there are no reasons IGraph is not preloaded.

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      • Voile
      • created an issue for "Graph Theory: Detect an arborescence " kata
      • 7 years ago

      Your IGraph/Graph doesn't even implement IEqualityComparer or IEquatable. How are you going to determine if two nodes are the same then?

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      • Voile
      • created an issue for "Graph Theory: Detect an arborescence " kata
      • 7 years ago

      We're not provided the total amount of nodes in the graph.

      What if there are more than one connected components?

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      • Voile
      • created an issue for "Tic-Tac-Toe Winner" kata
      • 8 years ago

      Needs random tests

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      • Voile
      • created an issue for "Tic-Tac-Toe Winner" kata
      • 8 years ago

      Duplicate:

      https://www.codewars.com/kata/search/?q=tic+tac+toe&beta=false

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      • Kaiyou
      • created an issue for "Tic-Tac-Toe Winner" kata
      • 9 years ago

      Testing for every outcome at least once in the standard test cases would be nice. One can write his own test cases, true, but it's better to have the obvious tests there from the beginning.

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