5 kyu
The "CROTCH KICK OR BLOCK" kata
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That was really fun! Thanks!
Python translation:
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/60bbcd86c7c8060031a3c5f6?sel=60bbcd86c7c8060031a3c5f6
No random tests (javascript).
I believe the most upvoted solution fails on
darkRoom(3)(1)(1).end();and similar cases.Added a test on that. Now it's invalidated ;-)
Fascinating concept, I learned a lot. Thanks for the Kata!
Add in some randomized tests and change the sample test fixture to use assertEquals as well.
This was fun, nice work.
Good! But test case messages uninformative..
Any ideas on how they can be improved?
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just describe the situation, what was expected and what was returned =)
Good input, I'll look at it later!
Thanks guys!
Fixed now
I enjoyed this one. Not only was it a nice, light challenge, but it was funny to boot. Good job!
Thanks, exactly what I was going for :) Was the description ok? I found it pretty hard to convey what I wanted done but still sticking to the "story"
It was easy enough for me. There are lots of examples, so I didn't have any trouble understanding what was wanted.
I just noticed a typo in the second-to-last line: As we all of there are endless … — I'm not sure what the original intent was.
Ahhh, sorry, very late here. I'll correct it tomorrow. Thanks for finding