6 kyu
The Mysterious Wall
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Algorithms
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you should explain what you mean by "bottom of the pile". i.e., whether that is the first item in the list or the last
Please, c++ translation
Please stop spamming discussion pages this way. This is useless, the translators are volunteer, there are potentially thousands of katas to translate in dozens of languages. Suggestions are concrete suggestions of improvement of the kata.
I would like to solve kata in c++ language.
Then you should them limit your research to katas available in C++ (choose C++ in training setup). There are many.
Python: tests are very noisy and unnecessarily print to the console a lot.
Python new test framework should be used
JS should use
chai assertion
with unecessary logs removedDone for Python.
Both languages should have tests such as
(x = 100, y = 100)
to invalidate solutions that check for>=
rather than>
such as thisDescription should be language-agnostic
Should also specify that arguments may not be given (i.e. solvers have to set default arguments)
Vertical layout of the wall should be drawn for a clearer picture!
Nice kata! I think this is not about design patterns as labeled. Thank you anyway
Fixed, also added ascii_art tags
grug
Made a translation for JavaScript
approved some time ago
This took me forever to get working(not a negative comment, I learned something and had fun), I had a solution but couldn't figure out why I was getting server errors. It turned out to be related to missing arguments, I had the right idea but wrong execution.
You should state that the bottom left brick is always full, not the top left one - i.e wall construction begins at the bottom.
Àlready stated in description ->
while the first row from the bottom will only consist of full bricks
I enjoyed this kata a lot. Organizing string inputs and outputs is something I need to work on.
I do have one minor pedantic point, technically bricks are seperated by mortar not cement.
Hi, i think it's ok, your first published kata:-), so you can start your next one;-)... thanks for the work...
Your welcome...and thank you for the feedback ^^