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Ciphers #2 - The reversed Cipher
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strings with a " " threw me off. Nice challenge
Correct me if I'm wrong but I think the description does not describe at all the actual task. With Hello World! :
-> '!dlroW olleH'
Last character in the original is ! (if we consider punctuation marks as, the description states; otherwise it would be d ) so -> 'dlroW olleH!' or '!lroW olleHd'
Why do you refer to words ? Why and how should we consider words? It's not question about words in the previous instructions. If punctuation mark has to be counted as part of the world, why isn't it reversed just like the word itself?
How can we get lleHo dlroW! following those instructions ?
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Why is there
undefinedin the reference solution?I don't understand what you mean, could you please clarify? I don't see that when I try the test cases.
Your reference solution for the random tests sometimes return a string that contains
undefined.Which means your reference solution has a bug, so please fix the bug :)
I don't know what's the bug honestly.
Well, time to debug your own code then!
Hint: Your solution breaks when you have a group of word that has no characters.
I wrote a comment under his solution =)
Python tests fixed -- see the kata editor for comments. Use the same method for other languages.
I've fixed the JS version for you.
There is another unintended feature in the JS test cases. Not so much a bug, but something that's not working as you intended.
Resolved?
Please help fix the issue!
I might help you. How can I write to you? email or something like that.
Python tests fixed, description updated -- see the kata editor for comments. Use the same method for other languages.
Cheers