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Printing Array elements with Comma delimiters II (retired)
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Please mention the type of inputs in the description, you are passing objects, we have to figure that out by looking at test cases, atleast in a real world scenario no body will ask you to code without mentioning the type of input, or atleast mention "mulitple data types will be given as input". Frustrating question!!!!
Need more random tests to prevent solution like this
Java translation - ANYTYPE is not a valid type. Should be of type Object.
Modify it to accept any type including Object ;)
Need to add test cases for types that can't be anticipated. I saw too many solutions attempting to mimic evey possible type that could be printed including all the basic primitives.
what types can't be anticipated?
Need to test primitve
longarray in JavaAddeded thank you.
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'[["hello","this","is","an","array!"],["a","b","c","d","e!"]]'Could you please use
Test.assertEqualsrather thanTest.expectin your test cases ? ( Javascript)I don't know the javascript testing framework that's why I copied test case format from something I had solved. If you can give me a light on how to use assertequals insteafd of expect it will be greatly appreciated.
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Thanyou! changing...
Wooow didn't see this comming... the change caused solutions already accepted to be rejected, still understanding why.. :(
Initial solution for javascript appears to be in a different language... (uses 'end' instead of {}). Also doesn't seem to work correctly for multiple word strings - do you want each letter to be comma separated, or just each word (array value) as stated?
Solved!
Also addeded a new test case for arrays of arrays with strings having several words
Thanks, can you post the new test case here - my example test cases dont update when you edit them, so I will be able to paste in from here
That's because those weren't added to example test cases. Once you think Issues have ben solved please consider change your vote to
ready to come out of beta.That has been posted as a hidden comment. A test case example doesnt need to be hidden. I cant see it as I havent solved yet
Because this was not a example test case :P
Perhaps you should try the part I first :) http://www.codewars.com/kata/printing-array-elements-with-comma-delimiters
Already done :D
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Expected results should be shwn when you run test cases so please let me now if this is not the case.
Yes, but I still think Description is the place where you should precise expected results are not simply "*comma delimited elements of the array *" and that, for example, bracketts should appear if elements are other than primitive values (ie other then Number, String or Boolean). *eg *:
Ok will add that to description for those specifical elements of the array
Mr. Garvin Do you need mor sample test cases? :)