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nice kata!
perhaps the description is a bit ambiguous indeed,
something like:
"The priority is that the space to insert the new barrels to be as small as possible."
maybe it will get better
because the priority is to find the smallest space, if there is a space that fits but it is larger, the choice will be the smallest space
in this case
['', '', '', '0', '', '']
, the smallest space that fits is in indexes 4-5, the space in indexes 0-2 is bigger so they should not be put therein the case of the warehouse like this:
warehouse = ['', '', '0', '0', '', ''], barrels = ['0', '0']
, then the barrels must be inserted in position 0-1, because it is leftmostThank you, I enjoyed creating this
thank you o/
what a shame, maybe he doesn't even see that the kata was approved
everything is about sex
simple kata, but which allows for interesting solutions
Santa Claus must still be waiting for this code to run
I think the creator of this kata is simply one of the greatest kata creators on the platform, but no one is perfect :D
I think it's generally a good idea not to take any feedback that points out problems in your kata personally. Try to focus as much as possible on improving the kata and not worry about how the criticism was delivered (that's what's important to you, and your goal is to have a good kata; focus on that). Of course, the goal of the platform is to create a pleasant environment for everyone, but that won't be a problem for you if you simply keep your mind focused on improving.
I'm a beginner and my first kata was a disaster, but i learned a lot from the criticism and got a approved kata, but i definitely have a lot of room for improvement.
I think the objective was to teach how operators are handled in js, but the kata description is very confusing
It was interesting trying to find the code just by looking at the tests
This is just to make sure it will return true or false haha
cool
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