6 kyu
Range Parser
670 of 705DeepSpace
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Algorithms
Parsing
Strings
Fundamentals
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',',', 'or,.I can't for the life of me figure out what that last "..or
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Thanks, I would not have figured it out.
the kata has random tests now, and this solution does not pass the tests anymore
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This is an interesteing kata. I think I've answered it but may have omitted a case where there is an empty imput...
If I get the fail message: 'None should equal [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 20, 22, 24]', does this mean that it is looking for a particular return when the input is nothing? It can't actually mean 'no return should equal [1:blah:24]' because that answer is the first test answer.
that means either that you forgot a return statment (if/else/loops) or that your function return actually
None.needs random tests.
Good Kata, I like your solution Blind4Basics - really elegant!
thx! :)
Fixed.
Clojure translation kumited. :)
'alr approved some time ago'
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It wasn't working without it my man.
@DeepSpace,Nice kata! Two things I thought about when doing this kata:
'1-10,14, 20-25:2'<- in between14, 20. In all the other examples, multiple numbers/ranges are delimited by a single comma.Hi :) I've edited the description that there may or may be not a space.
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Also, you didn't mention the lack of random tests before you resolved this?
EDIT:
I just re-read your reply, I misunderstood and thought you had taken the space out of the description and not the actual test case as well.
The random tests are still needed.