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Added random tests for python & javascript. Thanks!
Done. Thanks!
I'm not sure how to do that on the editor, can you help? Thanks!
I've fixed this in the python version, but I can't find information on how to create an alias to validate old solutions. Can anyone help with that? Thanks
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This is my first published kata. I'll add some random after getting the feeling of the editor and test framework. Thanks!
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Base tests in Haskell should contain a test with a failing case for what is considered upper case letter outside A..Z to hint the user that there is a different way than " c
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I think this is a good exercise . Similar concept to other katas, but the extra constraints make it more fun.
Yes, I know what you mean. And I get "the spirit of it".What I meant with "wrong" is basically that I hope I never see a production code that I may have to debug with that kind of algorithm. I'm the kind of guy that dont want to know what's inside of parseInt implementation. No offense intended. Cheers.
I mean in the examples, to make them more clear. Instead of:
cookingTime(0); // must return 0
cookingTime(5); // must return 5
cookingTime(10); // must return 10
add this:
cookingTime(1); // must return1
cookingTime(9); // must return 10
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OMG! this work, ok, but seems so wrong...
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