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Fun theme and idea behind this kata, but description could be improved. As others have noted, it sounds like wins and losses are going to be marked by either a 1 or 0 when in fact we see other values.
Also I think that this kata should be a 6 kyu. It's as difficult, if not more difficult, than this one which I completed recently https://www.codewars.com/kata/580d08b5c049aef8f900007c
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s allowedOne wrong test. I'm afraid.
Test.it("should return None, if n is already taken and no two digit solutions can be found")
Test.assert_equals(generate_number([1,2,3,4,6,9,10,11,15,18,27,29,34,36,38,45,47,54,56,63,65,69,72,74,81,83,92], 9), None)
9 is taken but 90 is not into squade so result should be 90 not None (or rather include 90 into squad).
I think you need 80% approval rating for this particular kata to be approvable.
Sorted. While you're here, as a 1dan member, do you have any idea how long it might take for this kata to get out of beta phase? Is there anything I can do to speed up the process?
Looks like you made the update.
How do I do that?
Sorry, I thought I'd already added these a while ago, but must have forgot to publish changes. Thanks for reminder. Added now.
Sorry, I thought I'd already added these a while ago, but must have forgot to publish changes. Thanks for reminder. Added now.
You can turn off the console logging of the random tests input for Python; it creates a long vertical line of the elements. The user can always print to console if they wish.
Random tests in Python but not in JavaScript
There are no random tests in JS.
Done javaScript random tests too.
All resolved now with random js and python tests.
Have added python random tests. Working on JS now. Thanks again anter69.
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