Hey, quick question! I'm still not completely firm with Views. Is this potentially more performant than not using a View in this case? I.e. does the View inhibit the creation of a transitory collection?
The terminology in the details should be improved. For instance, "humidity" should be defined as a mathematic formula, and maybe worded as "water content" instead.
There's no special reason, really. I wanted to emulate reading the serialized tree from a file. As the conversion from String to String[] is trivial in Java, I do not think that this really changes the difficulty of the kata.
Hey, quick question! I'm still not completely firm with Views. Is this potentially more performant than not using a View in this case? I.e. does the View inhibit the creation of a transitory collection?
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Done :)
The terminology in the details should be improved. For instance, "humidity" should be defined as a mathematic formula, and maybe worded as "water content" instead.
I intended this to be a Shell translation of the related Kata -- is there anything I left need to do? I am a little lost right now.
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There's no special reason, really. I wanted to emulate reading the serialized tree from a file. As the conversion from String to String[] is trivial in Java, I do not think that this really changes the difficulty of the kata.
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Forgot to resolve issue.
Oh, sorry for that and thanks for noticing. Should be fixed now.
As mentioned by others: Grammar and overall presentation of the introduction is lacking.