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Python Translation:
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No random tests.
python has a very special and specific function for this why does the keyword not work?
syntax error in the test cases but no problem when submit
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syntax error in the 3rd test case.
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in problem description "intered" should be "entered" and in third testcase types function is forgotten
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There's a syntax error in the test cases.
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File "", line 10 Test.assert_equals("&*("),"str") ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
--> should be: Test.assert_equals(types("&*()"),"str")
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there's a mistake in the test case. you forgot to put types().
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Third test case is incorrect
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syntax error in one of the tests
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Еhe third of the example test cases is incorrect. It should be:
Test.assert_equals(types("&*("),"str") not
Test.assert_equals("&*("),"str")
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There's syntax error in sample tests.
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In case test of str, there was a type missing
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Incorrect testcase.
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Small issue, but there's a typo in the Kata description.
Description updated.
The third sample test case seems to have a syntax error.
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The third of the example test cases is incorrect. It should be:
not
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third testcase is broken, it misses 'types('
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wrong test case!!!
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Typo in test cases, should be: Test.assert_equals(types("&*("),"str")
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There is typo in Test cases. String validation should be:
Test.assert_equals(types("&*("),"str")
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Syntax error in provided test cases
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Still there is syntax error in test cases.
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In the example test cases there is an error. Test 3 you need to call the function types.
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Sample tests fail while real tests pass.
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There is a syntax error in test cases:
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One of the supplied tests is broken.
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Your third example test case is missing 'type('.
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