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Hey,
I did the same way. For me - beginner in python - very easy to to read the code and see what is happening.
Brilliant. I'm so mad I didn't think to see how to convert base 16 in python. This is much cleaner than my solution.
I think it would be useful to specify that it is the 'European Roulette Wheel' which is being used in this problem. Also specifying the numbers for black and red:-
BLACK = [2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 29, 31, 33, 35]
RED = [1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 30, 32, 34, 36]
This provides a solid base for the solution. Other than that, I thought it was an excellent kata. I hope eladkap and others may find this comment useful.
Improve test case logging. This means nothing:
Very good kata! Satisfaction rating should be higher!!
he knows the rules. Link? Then it's possibly arguable (would be left to decide which one is to retire)
Sorry, my bad. But it does validate XRFXLP's point about being a duplicate. I.e. it wasn't before the description change, but it is now.
thing is... if you don't say it out loud, some users (eg. target audience) won't even know how to implement that.
(I already put a spoiler flag on your message)
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I can mention here a lot of "duplicate" problems in CodeWars. What do you identify as a "duplicate problem"?
It is duplicate because the solution is quite the same for another problem.
But the story of the problem is different, and it's the developer/user job to identify the kind of problem and solve it accordingly.
No, indeed, you shouldn't need to check. I'm saying that in this particular case, no check is needed; this issue will magically be raised all by itself. You just have to sit back and wait :)
And that's the last sarcastic remark I'll make about that, not here to make enemies.
That's entirely out-of-the-topic, what that has to do with anything going on here? Should I check whether there are users who raise issues about particular things before raising new issues?
(that makes them a duplicate of each others, no?)
Maybe. But we already have one user going around marking issues "xyz is not novel/interesting/etc.". One is enough, no? :)
Duplicate issues are always relatively better than duplicate katas, at best this can be retired, but too much effort for me for no gain. :D
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