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C++ test outputs:
Expected: equal to [8.6667, 6.6667]
Actual: [8.66667, 6.66667]
what...
the tests depend on
OrderedDict
beingimport
ed by the user at the top levelshould be:
This kata have several issues:
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with no added value, why adding to 2 different operators???[]
and not the same than any other case, an nested array, like:[ [] ]
otherways great kata, super fun, should be kyu 4 at least... this can't be the same as splitting a url.
EDIT: I forked the kata, please approve, I speeded up the solution and make the changes aformention in the top section. Fork bellow:
Python random tests say "...matrices up to 20 rows or 20 columns..." although only up to 9 is tested (as stated in the description).
Random tests in Python don't satisfy the requirement for the limit.
For example:
limit = 6,
numbers = [9215, 6629, 7139],
base list = [9, 6, 2, 1, 5] - this is smaller than limit=6.
Go random tests are broken:
There is some wording weirdness in the instructions. I would understand how a sequence of elements in this sense can be contigous - it would be a slice of the original array. Then non contigous would be when it's not a slice of the original array, ie it has one gap. There is no sensible definition for calling an element contigous which the description does as it's not a property of the element. I understand what it's trying to say though. I would reprhase the instructions. Also would explicitly explain that no joint pairs following the original array order are allowed.
For mentioning the previous kata use Markdown to provide a named, clickable link.
Rust tests expect
power_sum_dig_term
whereas the sample function has uppercase characters.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
( JS )
Random tests don't run because of nested
it
s.ETA: translation doesn't abide by
numDiv < 80
either.python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
add links (to wikipedia) in the description for things like Sturges' rule
python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
Golang. Task: a <= b < c
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