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This is deffinetly not 8 kata... 7 or even an easy 6 kata.
The result is not need to be sequential!!! LOL
7 kyu
Agree
had to think a bit but it was fun
This one was evil. loved it.
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Please, mark you post as having spoiler content next time, and it worked for me.
For python:
Test case and description is wrong. Resulting dictionary starts with 'a' and ' ' and I couldn't figure out why. When I click attempt all test cases follow the order of the appearance of the characters in the message.
So, almost trew my computer out of the window. 'set' in Python 3 scrambles the letters differently everytime I run it. For Python 2 it is stable. And I finally know where the order is coming from.
This problem should be limtited to Python 2 only.
Item order doesn't affect equality and there's no result order requirement here.
see my comment
This is a great kata for teaching basic work with objects. This basic counting task is a part of many more complex katas. Thanks for providing it!
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A closing paranthesis')' need to be put before opening brace '{' on same line of if.
if (dictObj.hasOwnProperty(letter)) {
You need a closing parenthesis on the if statement.
If it's any consolation, I just made exactly the same mistake in my first attempt at the solution! (Great minds think alike.) One of my students is currently learning Python and so happy that he doesn't have to deal with all of these symbols in the syntax :-)
Haha it is! Thanks everyone for your help!!
Nice Kata!
translation to JS ready :)
In the test case: the space amount is incorrect, it's three and it should be two.
I think this Kata is more suited for a 7kyu. Basic understnading of dictionaries and loops.
This Kata is pretty much a small part of this kata: http://www.codewars.com/kata/character-frequency-1
With that kata being a 6kyu, I don't think it merits being in the same difficulty level.
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There is a way of course.
You should probably share how with the class, then.