Same problem occuring

Please, c++ translation

The lack of a description of the Room object for the Java version is a sloppy conversion. Should be updated to include this.

It's logging that 1.2.3.4 should return false, but in the list of valid inputs it's considered valid, so shouldn't it return true? All other tests pass.

Good Kata, nice work! I think updating the Node version would be a good idea. The JS sort method has been stable since 2019 and that should be reflected in the Kata.

Thanks for the suggestions 🙂👍🏻, random test added.

Have added random tests and some edge cases: empty strings, one letter string etc.. Thanks for the suggestions 🙂👍🏻

A few issues:

• Lacking edge cases, e.g. empty array, array of empty strings, all strings containing only L's
• Lacking random tests (as @dfhwze mentioned)

Please refer to Creating your first kata for a guide on how to author a novel, high-quality Kata.

ranks cannot be changed, it's no use complaining about them ;-)

The kata is good, but I think it should be an 8 kyu not a 7.

Closing, no follow-up. Please don't raise an issue unless you're 100% sure it's a kata issue. A good indication that it's not the kata, but your code, is the number of times the kata has already been completed.

This kata has been completed close to 600 times in JS, so what's most likely is that you're missing some requirement or failing for some edge cases. Seeing you provided no actual examples, there's not much we can do to help you. See https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting for more info.

Javascript version: there seems to be an error with the tests, testing in VSCode returns the correct results and everything is sorted correctly using the sort() method. The correct output is given for the tests, but there are not coming through as correct on here.

It's obviously an interesting part of this challenge to find a workaround and not use bigint.