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Split string by multiple delimiters
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Time: 549ms Passed: 8Failed: 1Exit Code: 1 Test Results: Test Passed Test Passed Test Passed Test Passed Test Passed [] should equal ['some strange string'] Test Passed Test Passed Test Passed i couldn't fix that
In Python, mutable default should be avoided.
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JS: Node v12 should be used along with its appropiate assertion tools (Mocha + Chai). Refer to this and this
['some', 'strange', 'string'] should equal ['some strange string'] ['1', '2', '3'] should equal ['1+2', '-', '3']
I think there is something wrong with those tests in python
Not a kata issue, check what the delimiters value is.
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That's exactly your problem, you should be using them.
thanks alot I'll fix it
No random tests.
Are the delimiters guaranteed to be 1 character long?
No, delimiters Can consist of more characters.
I see some Python solutions assuming they can't, there're no tests against that.
I don`t know what you mean...
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Function name for javascript version should be lowerCamelCase not snake case
Yeah, thanks for remark.
Should
very\quicklybevery\\quicklyin the example test case since \q is an escaped q or what am i missing?"very\quickly".split("\\") => ['veryquickly']and"very\\quickly".split("\\") => ['very','quickly']It`s good as it is:
owade is correct, your initial tests have
'very\quickly'Sorry, I didn`t see it. Now it should be correct.
Hi..., function name for initial code is missing... no great problem, but should be corrected;-)!
Thanks, name added.