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The haskell tests are totally broken; there are several solutions that just return a static string that succeed. Please fix!
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haskell:
https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/54f8b568a58bce1dde000e4a/groups/664e6faff17a79216ed71bac
The general issue here is showing up in other languages as well, but I do not know whether they are wrong, what I know is that I do not like this test pattern one bit. And that general issue is that the tests consist of checking for specific ways the result might be wrong, but doesn't actually bother checking whether the result is right. I would much rather see a line-by-line comparison (or even the whole block at once), and not have any of these remarks. Yeah, I get that having no reference solution is sexy. It's also difficult/complicated/error-prone.
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The individual test run from around 20ms or 2ms but it still timed out ? Is my algorithm still inefficient ?
Hi, my code always run beyond 16sec. Here's the pseudo:
Any suggestion on what part to improve? TIA.
I just published the R translation of this Kata.
Please, check it out and comment or approve it.
It is my first Kata translation, so I am open to any constructive criticism.
I am using python for this kata. I am getting an error "line starts or
ends with a space. The only lines that end with a space are 1 word lines.
All lines start with letter. I do not see why this is failing. Any help
is appreciated.
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Ruby 3.0 should be enabled, see this to learn how to do it
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