No random tests in Java

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Translation Dart

The kata is poorly written, becuase it dose not state that the order of the list should not change.

Lua translation!

No random tests in F#

I WAS WRITING A SQL FUNCTION like said "Write a function that..."
BUT in the correct answer is no a function, its just a simple select statment.
CHANGE DESCRIPTION

Random tests' input string structure should not be fixed to below (this makes hardcoding possible)

 let rs = getRandomString() + '!' + getRandomString() + ' ' + getRandomString() + '!' + getRandomString();

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No random tests in F#

Missing edge cases below:

    assert.strictEqual(bmi(74, 2.00), "Underweight", "For weight = 74 and height = 2.00");    // 18.5
    assert.strictEqual(bmi(54.1, 1.71), "Normal", "For weight = 54.1 and height = 1.71");     // 18.5014
    assert.strictEqual(bmi(100, 2.00), "Normal", "For weight = 100 and height = 2.00");       // 25.0
    assert.strictEqual(bmi(86.5, 1.86), "Overweight", "For weight = 86.5 and height = 1.86"); // 25.003
    assert.strictEqual(bmi(120, 2.00), "Overweight", "For weight = 120 and height = 2.00");   // 30.0
    assert.strictEqual(bmi(94, 1.77), "Obese", "For weight = 94 and height = 1.77");          // 30.004

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Haskell fork

• Updated fixed tests to show inputs on failure.
• Added random tests.

Haskell fork with a variety of improvements (see the discourse on the kumite page).

Forked the Haskell translation to add random tests. The existing translation only had a single, fixed test case (!!!) which matched the sample test case, leading to trivial solutions like this.

Haskell fork