@wenima: The description of the task is to return "a matching list in the reverse order.", not to reverse the list in-place.
Checked. Fixed. :-) And the issues are closed! :-)
Re-ran and can confirm all tests now passing in C#. Thank you so much for fixing this so quickly!
The problem seems to be fixed. It's a good kata, thanks!
They also expect "0" in other cases: (1110, 001110) Expected: "0"But was: "11100"
It's OK now. Thanks!
The tests still expect "0" if one of the two strings does not contain a "1".
Could you please try again?
I will check this.
Please fix the above issues.
I got the same problem as wolfascu. The C# random tests should be broken. This is what I got:
Testing for Add(111, 00);
✘ Expected string length 1 but was 3. Strings differ at index 0. Expected: "0" But was: "111" -----------^
I think the C# random tests may be broken. For example, for 00 + 0011 I get the error:
00 + 0011
✘ Expected string length 1 but was 2. Strings differ at index 0. Expected: "0" But was: "11"
I just completed this exercise in Ruby and the tests seem to be OK.
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@wenima: The description of the task is to return "a matching list in the reverse order.", not to reverse the list in-place.
Checked. Fixed. :-)
And the issues are closed! :-)
Re-ran and can confirm all tests now passing in C#. Thank you so much for fixing this so quickly!
The problem seems to be fixed. It's a good kata, thanks!
They also expect "0" in other cases: (1110, 001110)
Expected: "0"
But was: "11100"
It's OK now. Thanks!
The tests still expect "0" if one of the two strings does not contain a "1".
Could you please try again?
Could you please try again?
Could you please try again?
I will check this.
Please fix the above issues.
I got the same problem as wolfascu. The C# random tests should be broken. This is what I got:
Testing for Add(111, 00);
✘ Expected string length 1 but was 3. Strings differ at index 0.
Expected: "0"
But was: "111"
-----------^
I think the C# random tests may be broken. For example, for
00 + 0011
I get the error:I just completed this exercise in Ruby and the tests seem to be OK.