Problem solved! Add code to show the source string instead of the wrong value.

Hello, My solution failed on this test case:

Should work when there're parameters
expected: Left "Hugh?"
 but got: Right "f((){a;})"

I cann't figure out why, and It would be helpful if someone can show me the source string of this test case.

Thanks!

Haskell tests failed with the follow message, please fix it

/tmp/haskell117813-5-1okopv8.cj6wbi6bt9/Main.hs:6:32:
    Not in scope: `isPrime_55'

A workaround is define this in the solution.

I think this solution is not quite correct when there are spaces or other non-alpha, non-digit characters.

Please fix tab problems in haskell test case:

/tmp/haskell11788-5-1v78kb6.xw3humcxr/Codewars/G964/Funreverse/Test.hs:11:1: Warning:
    Tab character

There are a lot more.
Thank you!

This solution uses list reversal, which does not fully follow the requirement.

This is really brilliant!

Please fix the tab problem in test case for haskell:

/tmp/haskell117730-14-6oxcqg.jdchqcl3di/Codewars/G964/Maxdifflength.hs:12:1: Warning:
    Tab character

This solution is not correct, x is a double, so x < 1 is not the same as x <= 0, for example, this would return Nothing for x = 0.5, which is not correct.