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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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example tests do not compile
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Help,
can anyone tell me, why I am having this error
Expected: equal to 22
Actual: 21
I can not understand why I am having this...
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Lua translation!
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I love the idea of this kata, but the requirements and tests are whacky. The random tests for Python do not allign with the base tests and I had to hack my class to pass both.
I've spent hours trying to reproduce this error in my IDE, any help appreciated. From the random tests:
I copy-pasted the content of solutions.py into my IDE and added these lines:
I am passing all the Tests, only getting fails on the Attempt.
okay, so somehow a
Dart
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No random tests in Java
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I'd suggest to add corner cases to the tests as well. I think some solutions would get an indexOutOfBoundsException if the input string would be "the-stealth_warrior-".
BF translation: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/6818f20654568865583ea2b9?sel=6818f20654568865583ea2b9
The Python tests seem to require the User class to have a method called
inc_progress
, yet the user's progress is never directly updated. It is updated based on the rank of an activity the user completes. Thus the nameinc_progress
is very misleading and innapropriate. There should instead be a method calledcomplete_activity
that accepts the rank of the activity completed and internally calculates the user's progress. I find this "error" very unprofessional for someone who is at a level where they are writing katas.Haskell translation
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