Welldone bro

Nice job, but this function doesn't check if "#" already exists in the source string.

nice kata

In groovy it seems to be generating random tests of strings that are not divisible by 8 - is this intended and we need to code to remove incomplete bits (but then... how do we know where which bit starts and ends and what is valid?). Seems like an error.

My code passes fixed tests but not random because of this.

nice , good job, bro

Which edge cases are you talking about exactly?

nice solution, but all edge cases are not met.

Nice!

You need to return a free-able string.
I added an approproate note to the solution setup.

In C, although it passes the fixed tests, it fails at random ones with the following error message:

Test Crashed
Caught unexpected signal: 6

free(): invalid pointer

approved.

Python fork

• Updated to new test framework
• Added descriptions to each test case
• Number of random tests bumped from 1 to 100
• Random tests now generate longer strings from bigger set of characters (ascii_lowercase + ascii_uppercase + digits + punctuation) to better complement fixed tests

• JS chai / assert should be used

• Python new test framework should be used

• Ruby 3.0 should be enabled