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Nice explanation for identity.
Nice: Checking the count-variable in for-statement, so no need for extra break.
IMHO, zabih1988's solution down below is the Best Practice for this solution.
It's too bad this hasn't gotten more Best Practice votes. I think this is the cleanest and simplest answer I've seen yet. Good job!
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Confused about my errors. The deleteNth tests always pass, but I keep getting an error with the random tests. Anyone have a clue what I'm doing wrong? How can I keep getting the right answers, but fail to have arrays of the same length?
array lengths differed, expected.length=45 actual.length=44
Your function is returning
" + 10 + 2"more than it's expected, the brackets show the difference between both values. In that case, the input value should be 12 and its expanded form is"10 + 2".Sorry about that. Here is the error msg with proper markdown:
expected:<10 + 2[]> but was:<10 + 2[ + 10 + 2]>
Use proper markdown otherwise, well, you can see what is shown.
I'm receiving this feedback in Java: expected:<10 + 2[]> but was:<10 + 2[ + 10 + 2]>
What does the part in brackets mean? Is this an issue with the kata?