Nice catch: fixed, thanks :)
72 people did it in python without any problems... I think the issue can be solved...
I have the same question,maybe the new version of python extend number limit
No! Make it the "Slightly Less Rudimentary Kata"! :D
I think I will leave it be for now. Could always do a second version with that and a few other things depending how people like this one.
Well then implement it before anyone has solved the kata!
That's an interesting idea! Might be a nice addition actually...
Nope.
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Thanks. The failing link was: [Subnetwork](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork)
Updated it with the protocol and should be working now: [Subnetwork](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork)
Thanks, fixed.
There is one literal with symbol " ' " inside it. You can try this script:
declare a varchar2(100); begin a:='data''s'; dbms_output.put_line('a='||a); end;
Output: Start Script Execution ... **** SCRIPT STARTED **** declare a varchar2(100); ... PL/SQL block executed a=data's **** SCRIPT ENDED **** End Script Execution
Fixed. I hope it's not an issue anymore.
Apologies! I may have misspelt it - I have fixed it now. The test cases also have been updated with the correct values. Please try again!
I really don't understand how is that possible. Test cases are also part of the final tests.
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Nice catch: fixed, thanks :)
72 people did it in python without any problems... I think the issue can be solved...
I have the same question,maybe the new version of python extend number limit
No! Make it the "Slightly Less Rudimentary Kata"! :D
I think I will leave it be for now.
Could always do a second version with that and a few other things depending how people like this one.
Well then implement it before anyone has solved the kata!
That's an interesting idea!
Might be a nice addition actually...
Nope.
This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Thanks. The failing link was:
[Subnetwork](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork)
Updated it with the protocol and should be working now:
[Subnetwork](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork)
Thanks, fixed.
There is one literal with symbol " ' " inside it. You can try this script:
Output:
Start Script Execution ...
**** SCRIPT STARTED ****
declare
a varchar2(100);
...
PL/SQL block executed
a=data's
**** SCRIPT ENDED ****
End Script Execution
Fixed. I hope it's not an issue anymore.
Apologies! I may have misspelt it - I have fixed it now.
The test cases also have been updated with the correct values.
Please try again!
I really don't understand how is that possible. Test cases are also part of the final tests.
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