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I think I have the most non-accurate code. Too tired to clean it up from copypasting now..
Strange feelings after solving this kata... Just was coding, caught a bug, solved it. Then kata was done. But the kata is great btw. Makes you to style your code (so you wouldn't get lost in it)
If you don't want to wrack your brain - better skip this kata
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Okay, if someone has a problem that on only random tests you get "False should equal True", check if you use any constructions declared out of the main function. Fix it if you do (Helped me tho)
I found a mistake (shouldn't have created an array out of a function (but still dunno, how it passed other tests then lol))
Just can't understand, how my code gives right answers in True not random tests. But when True random tests start, my code gives False in codewars and True in IDE. Maybe random tests checker differs from standart checker?
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I HEED HELP!
All random tests output is "False should equal True". But when I run the same test with the exactly same code in my IDE it writes True (tried to debug by changing test so it has to be False and it worked). In all other tests everithing is okay. So, all False random tests work, but all True don't
what was the mistake?
I have the same problem.
In PyCharm my code returns True, but in random tests it returns False
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fails because of square rull in sudoku
if you fail the last test, remember the square-rule of sudoku
that also means, that if the clue number is 1, numbers are in descending order from clue side
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