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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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They did not get used in the end and I did not remove them. Now it is changed. Thanks.
Thanks for telling me that! Now it is changed.
assert.strictEqual
should be used instead ofassert.equal
.I think it was a little change on description. Now it should work.
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Thanks for your comment, you were right with that. It was unnecessary here. Now is changed.
Why do you use
closeTo
assertion where you can just compare with the actual answer? =/Fix for test cases in JavaScript Node 10.x onwards
Fixed test cases for Node 10.x onwards.
Changed test cases for Node 10.x onwards.
You shouldn't use CW as a practice field for your assignments. Who is/are your teacher(s)? They should use Qualified.io.
Your group has been more a pita than anything, these last few days, authoring a lot of very questionnable content. This is not respectful of the platform.
aaah sorry, we are in a practice and it consist in make a kata in group, and is why we have the same solution because we made all together, sorry!
@david.gs, @marcos.ag:
ok, this is the last time I remove the votes: you both didn't solve that beta, you just copied/pasted the solution of the author/your friend. Hence you have no right to actually vote/rank the kata.
I'll remove the votes again, if you vote/rank again, I'll lock your respective accounts.
Thanks again for all your feedback. I made more changes in the description.
Looks better now, but still, a few caveats:
f
andF
, and that these two refer to the same liutenant. As it is now, it can be read that for input"f F 1f 2F"
the expected answer is"f:1f f:2f"
.I would also suggest to ask a native English speaker for a language review. The wording is not totally bad, but still could use some improvements.
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