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Phyton, Sample Tests: It looks like you missed ')' in the first test case
My solution passed tests but it doesn't check length. Probably it will be good to add tests for something like valid NIF + letters/digits/etc e.g. '49921020A1D'
Description: "Additional messages: m and n are different positive integers."
"Example: fib(1,1,34) would return 9 since 35 is the 9th fibonacci number in this sequence."
In the example we see m = n = 1 case. Also '35' in the example probably is '34'. Could you please fix/clarify?
for me it looks like duplicate of a lot of Fizz Buzz katas
For me the kata looks very similar to old beta Will Nessie Emerge?
Submission tests are broken now. See the above issue from scarecrw.
Yes, you generate random input then check that solution and reference solution have the same result (see Random Tests).
You should have both Fixed and Random Tests (see Submission Tests).
No Random Tests
Tests expected results are hardcoded. If someone change wiki article then the test case will be broken. I think it will be better to change hardcoded values to results of reference solution.
No Random Tests
The kata looks strange - all you need is just harcoded value.
I think the kata will be better with standart aproach and Fixed + Random Tests (see Creating your first kata, Test Cases)
From description: """...each "Very Satisfied" vote is equivalent to 50% satisfaction..."""
Probably should be """...each "Somewhat Satisfied" vote is equivalent to 50% satisfaction..."""
No Random Tests
It looks like duplicate. e.g.
Sum of Array Averages
Pyhton. My solution sometimes can pass Random Tests sometimes cannot. One of the failed cases is below. I think it will be good to extend Fixed Tests by case like this.
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