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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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The point of solving the issue was making it as short as possible.
Therefore, using the arrow function and removing the brakets were neccary.
It's clever, but not best practice at all :)
Das wäre in der Tat auch eine Lösung gewesen,
aber ich wollte ja eine möglichst kurze Lösung haben. :P
Davon abgesehen, sollte man die Funktion nicht auf meine Art implementieren, und auch möglichst auch ein reverse mit anschließender for-Schleife ;D
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What do you mean by "legal"?
It's just a very spectacular way of solving this issue, but would never found a way into any prod code,
due it's complexity.
But it works for sure and is correct nontheless. :)
Now all translations should be approved by you^^
Thanks for taking the time :)
FG
Sorry, missed that one^^^
My bad :)
FG
I probably forgot about it^^
Sorry for your inconvenience :/
FG
Looks good^^
Still missing one test :D
Sorry I keep bugging you about that stupid test :/
Same old issue...
You're not testing for incoming zero.
Just want to know why, and I'm approving those translations :)
FG
Well, looks good as far as I can understand^^
You're not testing zero again. Is their a reason for it?
I'm just curious^^
FG
Sorry that took so long^^
First of all, thank you very much for providing the translations :)
I'm not a TS expert, so I might ask stupid things:
In the test cases the value "0" is missing or did I just miss it? If it's not possible in TS, just give me a short report, then I'll edit the description.
The rest seems to be as it should be^^
FG
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No need to.
C# declares all methodes without internal/public keywords as private.
So, the keyword is just unnecessary.
Whaaat?
Sorry, I do not understand what you're referring to.
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