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Simple Fun #87: Shuffled Array
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
Approved
C# tests generate warnings:
tests/Fixture.cs(107,15): warning CS0219: The variable 'passed' is assigned but its value is never usedPHP:
Ruby translation should be updated to version 3.0, see relevent information here: https://github.com/codewars/content-issues/wiki/List-of-Ruby-Kata-to-Update
C version generates warnings.
Warning have been silenced.
When I'm trying to run sample test, I get this:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'public' (T_PUBLIC) in /home/codewarrior/run.php on line 20
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'public' (T_PUBLIC) in /home/codewarrior/run.php on line 20 me too
C translation available
Haskell : https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5be99df3fc0bc426e1000009?sel=5be99df3fc0bc426e1000009
I used list instead of array as array means something different in Haskell, and I figured the important part of this was how to find the necessary element to remove, remove it and sort vs learning how to use an array which isn't a built in type in Haskell.
Cheers ;-)
Ruby and Crystal solutions dished. Tschuss!
At the moment CW is very slow. Approved. Where is your
Python? ;-)It was already translated by suic, regrettably Y_Y
Hi
What if a list has multiple solutions? What should we do then? Please reply.
Thanks
Can you make a concrete example? As I don't see any chance of getting two different numbers as viable solutions, but I might be short-sighted.
Well, I was wrong. There can't be two solutions.
Sum of combinations may be equal to the elements in the shuffled array but it's not necessarily the left out element. I have now completed the Kata too.
Thanks! It was really fun.
OK, thanks for your feedback ;-)
TypeScript Translation added!
Approved, thanks ;-)
Thank you!
PHP Translation added,cheers!
approved, thanks;-)
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Thanks for approval. The translation follows the same pattern. Regards, suic
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These test cases have multiple indices with different values that can be the sum of the original array.
I used this code to verify their correctness:
a is my result, b is yours sum of a is 23, my removed element is 23, right ;-) sum of b is 43, your removed element is 3, wrong? ;-)
Sorry, apparently I completely misunderstood this kata. I only failed these 2 tests, though :/
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Goodnight ;-)
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