I also replaced the html tags in the description with markdown, and switched the code-block showing an example matrix compared to its representation in the language to mathematical notation.
Why does this kata use iEnumerable<string> as it's return and paramater types? This would be a lot simpler to work with had it been string[] given the nature of working with lists here. This is 8 kyu after all
Decription suggests working with arrays, but in reality it expects working with lists. Please update the tests to expect and test against arrays, not lists
missing fixed tests for js
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I also replaced the html tags in the description with markdown, and switched the code-block showing an example matrix compared to its representation in the language to mathematical notation.
For CoffeeScript
The geese are any strings in the following array, which is pre-populated in your solutionis not true, there is nothing pre-populated
Instructions unclear. Computer was thrown out window.... now what?
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Why does this kata use
iEnumerable<string>as it's return and paramater types? This would be a lot simpler to work with had it beenstring[]given the nature of working with lists here. This is 8 kyu after allC++ translation
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Java Translation
Range values for input n and l should be stated in the description.
This is OCaml only
Decription suggests working with arrays, but in reality it expects working with lists. Please update the tests to expect and test against arrays, not lists