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nice trick
This would fail the 'name' is null. You should do the other way around: "Zach.Equals(name)".
hmmm thats pretty clever
No casting is needed, Object is mother and father of all types :-)
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Could somebody please explain, why don't we have to convert the string to Object type, whereas it is a necessity when we return false in this Kata? I guess it's because the Object type is a class-generated type (not an object type as such, the one that begins with lowercase), but i can't think this through any further.
Any chance SQL exercises/kata be added?
The final test cases are locked due to 500+ submitted solutions, but I added a predefined user test case for
{ 9, 9, 8 }, which expects1as a result.C#, only have one in mind. The question specifies there can be duplicates, so if you have an array of [9, 9, 8] then some of the solutions I saw would fail this test.
Which language and test case are you talking about?
The test cases aren't really comprehensive enough given the solutions I've seen.
LINQ ALL THE THINGS
I always overcomplicate things.