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Get number from string (retired)
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
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What in the sweet name of jesus is deduplication?!?!
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Is there anyone can give me sample test for error 'expected NaN to deeply equal 100000000'?
Much thanks
See there: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting/#print-input
Appreciate it, thanks!
What am I supposed to return on this test?
The expression (get_number_from_string(buffer)) == (get_number_from_string_tester(buffer)) is false.
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Not a kata issue, your code should return a number, not a string.
Random tests are missing in other languages, e.g Haskell.
hello, I'm a young C learner, and I don't understand why in the correction, people are making a "* 10", could someone explain me that pls ? thx
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In C the longest RandomTest returs an error, although my solution is the correct number. (probably it´s buffer overflow but I don´t know what buffer overflow is, hope that´s not the issue here)
Worth clarifying desired behaviour for empty string and overflow.
One of the current Ruby best practices solution would fail on "[1".
Javascript version needs random test cases
Random tests added.
C translation kumited. :)
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I've chcecked this solution and it works perfectly.
Yeah, sorry. Seems to have been a problem on the site. I logged out for an hour and back in and it works now. Thanks for your helps though.
Python translation kumited.
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