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Return TIMESTAMP from date
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Instructions mention it should return "Invalid date" but the tests are testing for "Invalid date!" (in those cases)
Tests are still quite weak and doesn't test the requirement strictly.
Also, where are the random tests?
Interesting kata. Maybe it could be streamlined in a more straightforward "write a dateFromString function".
Description needs more work
dd[spaces][-.][spaces]mm[spaces][-.][spaces]yy[yy]
(obviously put better than that, but these thing should be defined.Tests should be added:
Thanks for comments, i corrected description.
The kata description should be cleaned up. The first line says:
but it also says: