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I suppose that explained
Because you didn't sort it properly. Should be sorted by points: descending (you have ascending) - its not written directly but you can show it in example.
And if points are equal should be sorted by name.
Ping !
Of course, if it happend please send me some notification ore message to see it.
Reason translation: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5c8e616689a4a100164a3cc4?sel=5c8e616689a4a100164a3cc4
Ok, agree.
I un-published it, but i can't see where i can delete it.
If you can you can delete this kata.
What is the question? Why it fail?
It's not in proper order. The chellange is not only calculate position but also sort it. You can see everything in description and in example.
I use only integers as value of x and y in input points. Because of this, the decimal part of output will always be 0 or 5. So i just remove sentese about rounding in description, and still use assertEqual.
It is ok ?
I could paste wrong link:
It should work: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5c83b8cf2313de3bf64a5287?sel=5c83b8cf2313de3bf64a5287
I just copy that value from javascript tests.
I changed it to 100.
Sorry, but if these rules were respected, the large majority of the kata should have level 7.
For example: 6kyu: https://www.codewars.com/kata/find-the-nexus-of-the-codewars-universe/javascript
5kyu: https://www.codewars.com/kata/directions-reduction/javascript
Also i don't see any of those rules in those katas :P
Yes, there was a bug in php test, my fault.
I fixed it. Please try again now and let know if it works.
Thanks
Javascript is most popular in this kata, so i think that must be something in your code.
If you don't mind you can past your code and then i can investigate it.
If you talking about javascript it is not issue. It's legal from es5. Moreover it's good practise: https://github.com/airbnb/javascript#commas--dangling
About skipping position, it's not said directly, but you can see it in description example.
About conterintuitive - most of rankings work like that, for example, check fifa (must find 2 teams with same points - for now is Sweden and Netherlands, position 14): https://www.fifa.com/fifa-world-ranking/ranking-table/men/.
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