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Yes, I just updated the phrase of the wording in the description. Hope it's more clear now.
Yep, that's the test-case-message that is wrong - but the Kata is already too popular to be updated...
I did an update of the tests. Can you try again and see if it helps you get the right solution?
Hi, the first tests on this array are done once asking for the 1st floor (which should return the 6 names), then for the 2nd floor (which should return no names).
So once your function has to return all six names (
floor == 1
), then none (floor == 2
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Was a wrong test-case, fixed (better late than never)
I updated to use the correct test-framework - did you try again?
Thanks for insisting - up to recently katas were not allowed to be changed once they were in "production" - thus my frustration and (near) abandon of the site. Instead of a "fork"-system I got the "re-submit" button back. Thanks!
Now that I can change my Katas I'll start updating them. Starting with this one - I even found an error in my implementation :(
Please tell me if the error-messages are more clear now.
Please - everybody upvote the "fork"-option for the katas. I'd LOVE to adjust the description - it's just that I can't, because the Kata is in "play-only" mode :(
I would really like to adjust the kata (and others) but I'm still waiting for the "fork"-system to be implemented. Once this is in place, I'll do updates... So sorry for the "value is not what was expected"
I hope you learn a lesson to be applied in your test-suites and errors you give in your codes ;)
It depends on what you call "sorting". Yes,
(which is really strange, by the way). This is one reason I use time zero-padded numbers for a long time already:
Which is correct. But thanks for the reminder ;) In the Kata I only test for alphabetic sorting, so this is not an issue.
Well, the solution to 0 is definitively [0,0], so if you return an empty array, I suppose it isn't correct...
Hi Jake, can you put this kata back in Beta, so I can fix the issues that people discuss here? For the moment, if I try to edit it, it only says "this kata can no longer be edited"...
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