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Even Binary Sorting
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Binary
Sorting
Algorithms
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Lack of many languages.
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really good and challenging kata , Thanks a lot)
Even though simple, It's one of my favorite if not the favorite Kata ever. Congrats!
"Note: make sure all the binary numbers have a length of 3"
And what are we supposed to do if it isn't?
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Python translation Ruby translation kumited :) please review and approve ~~
I don't understand the reason for the note, it's not as we can get invalid input from the tests.
@Chrono79- I think that note must be referring to your output, not the input. (e.g. making sure to return010instead of10)Yep it makes sense.
1.Needs random tests
2.The sorting order is
ascendingshould write in descriptionThanks for the feedback, I will add random tests soon. :)
The first example in the test case is wrong(your example shows "101 111 010 100 001" but it should be "101 111 010 001 100"), but the final tests are ok.
Fixed, thanks! :)
modify the description please ;-)