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Custom failure messages do not add to default failure messages. Inputs are already in it-headers, so custom messages are just not necessary.

( JS )

User solution is called outside it, which means logging is detached from testing.

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Random tests are vulnerable to input modification

When I understood, I did it! Thanks!

A lot of the testsomething random are worng.
The array:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
53
11
32
25
96
82
47
28
6
63
87
66
7
40
72
58
46
45
33
63
56
8
47
16
11
0
8
92
92
50
50
46
97
70
10
47
45
27
10
13
Should return [10, 49] as the 10 first positions are correct but from the 10th to the 49th are not, well [0, 49] was expected.
Happened again. Array:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
74
9
52
43
70
48
72
92
23
66
67
52
14
1
57
43
15
33
48
86
42
43
49
32
65
33
42
15
4
58
23
55
48
73
62
14
25
1
72
92
Should be [10, 49], but expected [1, 49] it even makes less sense than before
Once again:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
44
13
11
46
19
66
98
19
84
25
40
95
25
83
36
49
11
89
91
14
36
85
31
2
57
44
22
92
19
10
72
38
4
49
87
78
46
47
18
3
[2, 49] was expected, is it something that I am not understanding?
Another:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
64
80
47
80
52
20
27
81
27
25
99
48
62
47
65
58
89
72
52
50
77
73
22
37
14
26
35
82
42
16
68
34
15
36
65
34
38
41
28
9
[9, 49] expected, who made this?
I can keep going, the make lense sense everytime I try, it is the only test I am failing:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
91
86
37
85
43
30
34
24
50
41
23
32
51
69
70
30
48
70
93
36
52
67
76
27
37
91
97
70
96
53
72
32
54
5
42
59
63
94
66
92
[5, 49] expected, is the first number just a random number or what?

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The author hasn't been active for quite a while. Reworded the description a bit on this one, not sure if that's OK?

A few littles typos in the description:

• .., with this sorted subarray re[P]lacing original subarray, ..
• The function accept[S] an array of integers, arr, re[TU]rn the subarray's ..

Thanks Voile

Approved

Thanks for the suggestion:-) java just added

translate it to other language and waiting for warriors to solve it ;-)

@myjinxin2015, I stole some of you guys' ideas to create very similar solution. Btw, would you please advice how can i get this kata out of beta version please? thanks in advance!

Yup, cheers!

You can using Test.assertDeepEquals method to verify the array object.
Test.assertDeepEquals(results1,corrects, "Should return "+JSON.stringify(corrects));

And you can put your random test into a for loop.