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Now they do.
Duplicate issue.
Fixed
Just add the apostrophe (
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Thanks for the feedback! Completely overlooked the potential confusion there- I've changed the template code to use 'digits' instead of 'num' to ensure it's meaning is seperate from the actual number passed in :)
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Ok, academic background... so i can't give you a solution without a little task;-). Solve the following kata and you can read the hidden discussion text (www.codewars.com/kata/recursive-replication/discuss) - yesterday i gave a short description what to do (similar and transferable). But don't "cheat" this kata, use recursion;-)! If you have questions later on... call my name;-)!
Yes, the one before was not long ago and of same kind (but you can test and protect such solutions in your testcases;-)). Marks in exam? One clever point is enough;-). It's codewars, so it's really not important to get a mark for something. For me it's only fun and a little bit pastime, nothing more - get no money for solutions:-)). So don't compare exam, job and codewars. And if you have learned something... everything is ok;-).
PS: Just upvoted / 4 points... Hope you are happy now and this will make your day:-) ;-)! And next time no new regex...:-(
Always? It's the second time i did it on regex and solved more than 1800 katas... So "always" is a little bit extreme:-)! And it's not really a cheat, it's a working solution - this is a (big) difference. But yes, i will vote it up, sometimes i forget it, but mostely i do (i'm very "generous" with giving points, but is it too easy not always):-)! By the way, there are so many similar katas, so sometimes it's boring to do exactly what description contains;.)!
Random tests added ;)
True, I agree! It's all about intuitiveness: Changed.
Hi,
the expected result is "0123456789ABCDEFabcdef", BUT the regular expression is "[0-9A-F]".
In BasicTests for this pattern is the expected result "0123456789ABCDEF".
It's seems definitely incorrect.
(C#-Solution)
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