Another great problem from dinglemouse! Easier than the tennis one.

In Python the names of the batsmen are a string, not a list. Probably the description should be modified to reflect this.

Beautifully done - thanks!

I do agree with some of the other posts here that more sample tests would be helpful.

For tennis fans, it might be worth adding to the description a mention of this easier problem: Give the status of the tennis game

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You can show user solution as well for easy debugging.

Python and potentially other languages: description should be in snake_case.

Ruby version kunited, please check and approve

Very nice problem - thanks!

One question: Why do Python solutions need to deal with the mysterious Dinglemouse object? Why not just define a function with parameters queues and capacity, as in the other languages? That's how I wrote the code in my IDE, only to discover that I needed to insert self. everywhere to make it work.

Now do a beer pong kata!

Hello everyone!

Can somebody please explain me this example:

ant a ant anatttt

I see here 5 ants, 2 are alive and 3 are dead, however testcase expects other result

expected:<4> but was:<3>

PS: Used language, Java

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Is it broken?
Test fail messages don't make any sense. Even when I deliberately return the expected set - the test still fails

as already stated in this thread, the C++ translation preloading very slow (8.5-9.5 secs), its impossible to solve the problem using regex, and Im not sure yet that there is any other way to crack this task

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