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Same here, dealing with two dimensional arrays in C# is unpleasant.
I think also the actual and expected values are to be switched :D
okay, I'll see with Donald to add at least one fixed test (I'm actually surprised it's not already there)
(double post...)
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yea I know, I'll get back to it
note: seems you didn't do RS4 yet. Don't forget to purge your RS5 solution before posting for RS4 when you'll be done with it (to not spoil the hardest one) ;)
np.
Be careful with
/*...//...\n..*/
too ;) (just in case)Thank you very much, I missed the case for
... /*.... /*.... */...
which was not handledaccording to the rules, here is what your purged program should look like:
your code isn't managing the comments correctly.
EDIT: when you post about a problem, don't forget to provide the exact behavior on the output side: what's the assertion/error message, for instance?
hello there
I am having a bit of trouble with this kata (java)
Some of the tests fail and I can't explain why, but I did get one failure which I think was wrong
It has to do with comments, my code is throwing a exceptions while yours is not, and I believe this might impact the other tests (I get about 15 to 20 test failures for the whole test suite with wrong output)
The example I have is this:
for which my code removes the comments like so:
notice there is a stray /* somewhere in there
I have looked at the comparison many times and I can't see the problem, please take a look when you have some time
Thank you
Found it: there was a tiny mistake in one of my regexp.
Now compliant with your answers. Sorry for the troubles. ;)
alright, thank you for the reply
okay, there is a problem, effectively. I'll take a look at this (but I don't have time for now)
Hello there, I'm struggling a bit with this kata (java)
I have two problems, one about the duplicate pattern and the aother, not sure
For these example cases, how come your code does not throw an exception due to duplicate pattern definitions:
p153 defined twice:
p222 defined twice:
p305 defined twice
what am I missing?
I am getting a lot of random tests failing due to not throwing exceptions but my program outputs just fine
I am not sure if it's due to that recursion check, the "particular very high (but sensible) threshold"
For example this one works just fine for me:
I ask because the output does look a bit like a fractal for this one, but it still works
Is that the reason?
Also, another issue, sorry, this one for example:
I return *, but your code expects **
if broken into pieces a bit this is how it looks like:
so you can see it basically does nothing, am I blind?
Yes you are right, I have missed some things
Thank you very much for the reply
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