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No performance or optimization tag even though it requires an optimized solution. Maybe put a tag or specify in the description next time, so that people don't waste their time trying a brute force approach.
This is an excellent kata! Challenging, thought provoking, fun to solve! Also, very amusing to have worked so hard on my 33 line solution only to pass and then see 1, 2 and 3 line solutions haha.
Done a ton of research to be able to pass all the tests, but now optimizing to pass all the tests without timing out just feels impossible. This kata is only realistically solvable for people who've studied computer science or math. Very frustrating.
How does this solution work? Looks good but I can't figure out what's going on.
Could you give an explanation for your solution, please?
Very good kata, great way to dive deep into learning more about sorting in JavaScript.
Very nice kata, but that 'VOL.' is still present in JavaScript.
Other than the not so useful output fail messages, this was actually a nice kata, thanks.
Nice kata, even though you can pass it with a brute force algorithm, it still got me curious enough to learn the effecient algorithm.
Thank you edwin0258, without your comment I don't think I would've figured out the pattern you need to know to solve this.
Very nice kata, took me a while to understand properly what I had to do because I skimmed over a very important part of the description, but this was fun to solve!
Disgustingly awful kata. You can figure out the code for this, then you're playing a guessing game with what words are included in the decrypted message. Fair enough, but it doesn't exactly help you figure out what those words are when the output messages say 'value is not what expected', instead of showing what you return. Even just printing the inputs is a task. Not to mention sample cases are irrelevant to the actual cases. Pathetic.
Nice kata.
Description was downright crap, vague, no mention of edge cases to account for. Output messages for Ruby were lazy, no help in terms of debugging. Ruined the experience of what should've been a fun kata to solve.
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