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Ignore means "treat it like it's not there", "do not process".
For 0's at the beginning and end of the input to become spaces in the output, you have to process them, which you are told not to do.
Not an issue, from my perspective.
Ignore means remove them in this case.
"Extra spaces before or after the code have no meaning and should be ignored."
The Kata description needs to clarify what ignore means. Does it mean ignore that the question has space and remove it from the answer or does it mean ignore the space and leave it as it is in the answer?
My code ignores any space in the beginning and the end. Hence it appears in the output and the output is treated incorrect.
Oops. Thanks for reporting. Fixed.
Little typo in js
For JavaScript is is Preloaded.WORDS.OK. Kata description updated by language.
use
preloaded::words@DM: the description needs effectively an update (or a comment in the solution setup?)
How and where is the C++ list of words stored?
I tried Preloaded.WORDS and it doesn't seem to be working.
Marking as an issue because the Kata doesn't mention this.
Not fixed yet. My Random tests still have dimensions where the matrices are not square.