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Excel sheet column numbers
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"All column titles will be uppercase."
This isn't true, PHP random tests include all sorts of strings (and also expect a valid result from them)
string(4) "Kzu8" Failed asserting that 211450 matches expected 233914. Expected: 233914 Actual : 211450
Wasted my time, the description has nothing to do with the kata.
python new test framework
Approved
My code seems to be working well, but I can't pass random test. What it does? Anyone can help?
Very nice!
nice cat
good kata ! )
Significantly harder than a seven, as it requires a non-trivial math knowledge. Good one though.
the clojure block in the description is showing up in JS too (and surely other languages too). => Needs to replace it with a conditionally rendered block (see markdown docs)
cheers
Conditional block added
nice kata!
Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.
Description shuold use language specific block for clojure.
Enabled in this fork & used conditional block
"Excel sheet column numbers" PHP Translation, to be evaluated
Approved by someone
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can't understand the statemenr
The letters in exel are ordered like this A B C D .... X Y Z AA AB AC AD AE AF.... AX AY AZ BA BB BC BD .... BX BY BZ . . . ZA ZB ZC... ZX ZY ZZ AAA AAB AAC ... AAX AAY AAZ
Where A is the first, B the second AA the 27th etc you have to know the order of any array of letters
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I was not notified of your post. I just saw it now. I modified the Clojure kata and replaced the failing "Java Math/pow" by "exp". It seems that everything is working fine now. Could you try the new version and tell me if it's working for you? Thanks for the feedback!
Hi g964,
Working great now! Thanks for the cool problem...
Thanks!
Hi, I have my solution running but when try to pass the random tests it fails. I have been looking around and I have discover that the random test reverse the sequence of letter, and like that is imposible to pass the text. For example it says TESTING FOR 'GK' Expected 293 got 193 The 193 is the correct order for 'GK' but if I make my program search for 'KG' the answer is 293. Is there any way of solve it?
Thank you!
For Ruby, I pass the tests with flying colors. However when I submit... I recieve the following error:
title_to_number': undefined method+' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError) fromblock in ' fromblock in describe' frommeasure' fromdescribe' from ` ' Any tips on getting past this?I can't seem to "submit" for Ruby language but I can "run tests" successfully.
I can see the "Submit" button on the right of "Run Tests". Problem with your browser?
I have been able to submit now thank you.
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Clojure translation kumited.
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Decrease the complexity of the random tests in Haskell:
Done. It's far better! Thanks! Your solution is better too!
Haskell solution kumited. This kata will be approved soon!
Approved.
C# translation kumited.
Sweet kata as Giacomo said. Java translation kumited.
Thanks! Translation approved.
Really sweet quick kata: easy to get, not so trivial to complete in a cool way... Translated also as a thank you for your work :)
[Edit: oh, and of course upvoted!]
Giacomo, the other javascript transpiler. Thanks for the nice words.
I wish I was a tad more efficient, but, hey, one starts one step at a time :D
[The Python translation was ok, too?]