But isn't it a good thing that you have to think for a while before solving a task?

sorry I just wanted to test generics

Random test #60: "pong-ping-pong-ping-funk-pong-ping-pong-ping-pong-ping-pong-bong". Expected = pong
seems like violation of rules

1. pong-ping-pong-ping-funk => pong served, ping missed, 0 : 1
2. pong-ping-pong-ping-pong-ping-pong-bong => pong served and missed, 1 : 1
3. since pong did the last bad hit, ping should be a winner

seems like tests in Golang are broken
and one more thing: There are double hits in Golang random tests while in description it is said there won't be double hits

the desc is awesome

Rust translation

Ok now i know how stupid i am

Hi, I made Rust translation, please review and approve

If i did something wrong, Im so sorry.
The thing is, on this website I was just solving katas,
but never did any contributions (like editing katas or creating new ones)

The first kata that ive approved. Hope ive chosen the rank properly :)

very nice kata! Really enjoyed the idea

haha, around 600 tests are fine and 100 are wrong for my solution.
I use kinda greedy algorithm.
I dont think bruteforce will pass...

Can anybody give me a hint? Because im really excited about the kata.
The description is short and clear, however the task is non trivial for me.
And, of course, my favourite graph theory <3
So really looking forward to solving this, but I just dunno how :(

Anyways, awesome kata!

I think this is the best graph kata ive solved so far

for those who's struggling: take a look at the last sample test.
There is no function call: expectError(..., seq.next), this is just a property

Btw this is a huge disadvantage of the kata. It is soo unclear

we need more react kata

wow, using JS for a year I didnt know about such a syntax! Thank you