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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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Is every integer included in the test cases unique? If it is, it should probably be put in the description.
Is the food value that is given as an argument messured in Kilograms? If it is it should probably be put in the description, but it can be implied that it is.
The Java random test is not returning the corrrect result, as an example my warrior was level 1 with 180 exp fighting a level 8, and expected An intense fight, 8-1 >= 5, should return you've been defeated.
VERRY minor issue, in the java version in this kata, the List class is not imported, and as such gives an error, can be solved by adding:
import java.util.List;
Huh, didn't know string builder constructor had a parameter.
.002 milisecond time save lol.
Ok I see the issue thank you!
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Java: attempt, test 2, might have more than 1 unique numbers, expecting <7.0> was <8.0>, not sure though, code works for all other tests
._. Oh my, oh no, HOW LONG DID THIS TAKE????
Hello! The java version requires the import java.util.hashMap; as well as import java.util.Map; it throws a an error with out it.
Thanks! just reailzed what i did wrong
Umm I cant see if others have marked this as an issue because I can't complete the kata, but in java whenever atempting to complete the challenge I got this error code, "java.lang.Boolean.booleanValue()" because "[]" is null
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the return statment should have a semi colon: (in java) INCREDABLY minor issue.