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      • jacprit
      • commented on "Find a Bunch of Common Elements of Two Lists in a Certain Range" kata
      • 3 months ago

      okay I forked the kata and I think I fixed it but idk how to get the fix published

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      • commented on ""Find a Bunch of Common Elements of Two Lists in a Certain Range" Java Translation"
      • 3 months ago

      Might not be perfect but the sooner we can fix it the better

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      • jacprit
      • commented on "Find a Bunch of Common Elements of Two Lists in a Certain Range" kata
      • 3 months ago

      Yes, this! Especially the second one. I spent hours attempting this kata before realizing the reference implementation is the one that is wrong, not my code.

      As long as the test remains broken the way they currently are, the quickfix for passing the broken tests would be to throw out all negative numbers that are also odd.

      I'm guessing the mistake made was thinking that i % 2 == 1 holds for all odd numbers; actually: a negative odd number % 2 == -1

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      • commented on "Count the smiley faces!" kata
      • 3 months ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • jacprit
      • commented on "Snail" kata
      • 4 months ago

      Surprisingly fun kata, very enjoyed! The empty array in an array edge case input really confuses me. I was dissapointed when I got the whole thing working except for the empty array in an array test. I guess I don't really understand how to work with an array with only an empty array in it in Java.

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      • commented on "parseInt() reloaded" kata
      • 2 years ago

      I really liked this kata. Some people didn't like the "hardcoding", but maybe some problems genuinely require it and this is a really practical example. Here in Java we've got it down to not much more than a single switch statement (with 30 cases).

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      • commented on "Disemvowel Trolls" java solution
      • 2 years ago

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