Approved

python new test framework is required. updated in this fork

our task is to generate the Fibonacci sequence to n places , with each alternating value as "skip" So, there must be n sections separated by spaces to form the big string. Since only every 2nd value will be skip, if it is an even number, it must end with skip.

There is a problem where in the answers some of the random tests say for example that '1 skip 2 skip 5' should equal '1 skip 2 skip 5 skip' so some of the random answers have trailing skips that shouldnt be there. I think this is for python only.
Edit: I've now realised that the extra skip is expected if n is even. Why is this the case?

duplicate of any other basic fib sequence kata. Reversing adds nothing to it.

• Actual and expected are flipped in random tests

• ref sol should not be in preloaded

• More random tests should be added instead of 2 only

An anti-pattern can create an error later on or cause technical debt. Which is why one should only select the columns that they need in a query. Where I disagree with this statment of using SELECT * as an anti-pattern in this instence is that Kata asked to "select all" which is literally what SELECT * means.

I like this solution the most!

We have to SELECT all the rows (*) From Table_name
Put condition (WHERE....)
For shorting We use 'ORDER BY' Clause
For Descending order we have write 'DESC', By defaul it get in Ascending orer.

What is meant by this, "anti-pattern"?

Starting with 0 or 1 is a matter of choice - today most people define the sequence's seed values as 0,1, but 1,1 is also valid

The Fibonacci Sequence: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55

Shouldnt Fibonacci sequence start with 0? Your test cases all starts with 1. Not big issue just asking.

Well, that depends on n parity value.