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Haskell fork including random tests and updating fixed tests to check for approximate equality.
C#: method name should be
PascalCase(Please refer to implementation of backward compatibility here )Ruby
main.rb:4:in `inspect': stack level too deep (SystemStackError)
Something is wrong with this kata. It throws the same error when solved in 3 different ways (recursion, creating a new array through a loop, converting to a string and back to an array using the eval method). At the same time, I cannot see on which test I have an error, since it does not open a single example except for 2 Sample Tests. Is this kata broken or does it just artificially forbid any solutions other than what the author has in mind?
Ruby: Function name should be in snake_case.
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from what I can see every language uses strict equality despite the fact that the result is a floating-point number
3 years later, and still no random tests (in python and ruby for sure)
Every languages need to have random tests added like the PHP version.