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Random Tests are not guaranteed to have an empty opening column, such that my initial solution passed the kata without accounting for such a condition.
This is a duplicate of https://www.codewars.com/kata/63a8e2a89803f2a5c0a813f7
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It is possible for an incorrect solution to intermittently pass the kata on the chance of a test run where no random tests are produced that have
a
==b
and neithera
norb
appear intxt
.JavaScript passes fairly often
Python rarely passes
TypeScript passes every time
(not tested for other languages)
Why does C# translation pass
string
array, when IMHOchar
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Description should be language-agnostic (Regarding example part)
JS Translation with improved/expanded test battery
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/6587657c3109bc2d4b26423b
Suggest backporting these test changes to the Python version as well to address open issues. I haven't touched the description.
There is no definition - what the solution should do exactly? What should it determine?
See earlier issue, about an invalid solution that from time to time could still pass this kata: https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/6510272afbf72800016bd9d5/groups/65103a6f2b1b9200013eee9c
Nice kata! I think it's better using "T" instead of "10", so you can access the card value easily
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Nice kata! Maybe you could split in the description, by Notes, the face cards ('J', 'Q', 'K') from the number cards (2... 10), in order to be more clear?
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