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isEven? - Bitwise Series
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
Approved
In Python there's a wrong test failure message if "mod" is in the code. In Ruby there's much more ways to do the task besides the intended one.
I am not a python guy. could you fork the corrections?
Indeed! Simply add the word
moduloto the docstring and a previously valid solution turns invalid :Dwell, whoever created the kata translation should fix it, or any of you is welcome to. As I said, I'm not a python guy..
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MichaelSel, you need to block the use of
indexOf()function too.I could, but I am actually happy with the imaginative solutions people come up with. Even if they are not using bitwise, it's still good learning. What do you think?
Crystal translation submitted, cheers :)
New language 😏, Nice! 😎
Ruby and Pyhton translations please check and accept :-)
I've also disabled '.even?' from the Ruby translation
Great! I approved the Python. Can you add in the Ruby description instead of this line: "Oh yeah... and you cannot use "%" in your code." this line: "Oh yeah... and you cannot use "%" or .even in your code."
Updated :-) Ruby hasn't been approved yet though :-)
It won't let me approve it since the description has been changed. It says the versions must be merged first but I have no idea how to merge in codewars.. Do you know?
Please try this new one Ruby :-)
worked :)
Thank you!
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