6 kyu
Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes
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C# fork with adding empty list cases (may invalidate all solutions without check of that though)
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The description should be language-agnostic as well (i.e. independent on each language presented for that kata)
C# doesn't have empty arrays as test cases.
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And why should we use it? Isn't the main function tested anyway?
replaced in favor of testIt
JS:
Technically, the random tests were from the beginning, albeit via weird calls and whatever; now they're clearly random now. Also upgraded Node to 18 + testing framework as well :)
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This provides practice with a pretty useful skill for a lot of different kata. Thanks for authoring it!
There are no tests with negative indices not divisible by the array length.
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These were added.
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You missed a couple of
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My solution is passing the tests, but I can only get "Code timed out" when I submit it. Could the problem be my code?
Nevermind. I got it fixed.
I suggest change array in the description so that it is not sequence of numbers and especially indexes. As I started solving it with iterating through array looking for match.
Okay, I fixed the description and added tests for empty arrays.