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Java:
Actual and expected are swapped
JUnit5 should be used
Unnecessary logs should be removed
Receieved only on submitting and not appeared on testing for me
totally got stumped by an 8 kyu. dam
Super confusing.
Easy kata!
So JavaScript just doesn't GET the ACTIONS item, while the other four languages do?
Also, is it "a constant" or "a function"? Documentation unclear, it's referred to as both.
Okay, preliminary testing has shown there's an ACTIONS in JS and it's a FUNCTION.
Let all future wayward travelers who pass this way know:
Here lies a coder who fought valiantly against the cruel whims of an inscrutable machine,
only to learn that some katas are not puzzles, but traps.
Farewell travelers. May your ACTIONS return predictable arrays, and your FEEDBACK ever be positive.
typo in the title: "extenTions" --> "extenSions"
i so overthunk it. please god give me the strength to master 7 kyu's
Fixed.
Approved myself.
This was a horribly written question. Given there is no opportunity for follow on questions the question needs to be rewritten, especially as the SQL syntax to solve is not actually very complicated.
Additionally at least some sort of idea what the expected result set looks like on an apparently "simple" problem would be helpful as this is supposed to be about learning and practice.
0/10 would not recommend.
MAKISE KURISUU!!
You're supposed to be a scientist 😭
Lol i had pretty much a very lame solution too
If you replace names for all clans with [no clan specified] and return only one row it still passes.
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
sorry, didn't think it was a spoiler.
I figured out the requirement.
It basically means that the member has to have spent $1,000 in total, across departments that have have sales in excess of $10,000.
So, you should only include member sales in departments that have over $10,000 total.
It probably could have been worded better, trying to understand the requirement was 95% of the problem, the solution was quite simple :D
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