ah yes, sprinking pass statements throughout your code for no reason

great minds think alike :D

python isnt compiled, its interpreted

very cool to use the walrus operator

how does this work...?

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "tests.py", line 2, in
from solution import yoda_talk
ImportError: cannot import name 'yoda_talk' from 'solution' (/workspace/default/solution.py)

great kata, lots of fun! just one issue:

the function started off as yoda_talks() instead of yoda_talk(). just a little thing, though! very fun.

Function name is snake_to_camel but translates camel into snake.

• Changed the amount of tests to 100
• Implemented new random tests
• Changed kata to camelCase instead of PascalCase

(my whole comment was directed to the author. Pascal or camel case changes mostly nothing to the actual task)

okay I was misleaded by the title agn ~~

Edit: (can't edit original comment zzzzz so gotta post here

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exact duplicate still

note:

• there is no use for 1000 random tests. 100 are enough, but tests with random lenght would be more "interesting"
• the inputs of the fixed tests are not using camelCase, but PascalCase (unless I'm mistaken once again about that??).

new test framework should be used

solution should be imported explicitly

Duplicate

i am horrified