Name:Dmitriy Frostoff
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At the bottom of the description of the Kata there's a note saying "The two strings will be the same length.".
I respect that you checked for edge cases, but you could have avoided it!
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Redundent testing of lower bound.
Test case was deleted.
fixed
C: in the initial code, the array is not
const-qualified (const char *array--> should beconst char *const array)Nice kata!))))) (language: JS) But, there's can be an array of strings in the input!) Be careful, CodeWarrior)
May be it would be rather good idea to delete the test case, that includes string array? For 8 kyu kata it can cause so much trouble for some inaccurate decisions... Hmmm?)
Sorry, i wanna add some piece...
To be more precise, good choice would be specify that the input data can be: boolean array, array of objects, array of string arrays, array of number arrays... 😕
not a kata suggestion
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