7 kyu
Return pyramids
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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
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Description is inaccurate: "an extra line feed character is needed at the end of the string." should be "a line feed character is needed at the end of the string." Because there are never two line feed characters at the end of a string.
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JS: Node v12 should be used along with its appropiate assertion tools (Mocha + Chai). Refer to this and this
Updated to Node v12
Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.
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After testing it shows expected result totally similar as an actual but still don't accept it, does somebody knows where can be the problem?
Make sure the string ends with a newline.
make sure you dont pushing empty space in every line try to pop_back first ' ' in each line
make sure you dont pushing empty space in every line try to pop_back first ' ' in each line
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C translation kumited
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please scrutinize for approval, thank you
domo!
Enjoyed this kata very much but think its difficulty is more of a 6kyu )
The rankings for kata are all over the place. What you have to know to actually code the solution for this is 8 kyu as it is a simple string return. But figuring out the amount of each is harder. A lot of the Kata's are very algorithm specific. If you have solved a similar problem before they are trivial, if you have to come up with a solution they can be very difficult.
Kata ranks cannot be changed.
Sorry to insist, but... Translations are here and you only approved one :D
i just now have approved all translations
Lovely, thanks.
If you can also remove the -1 to my posts [not telling it's you], even better :D
JS, Ruby, Crystal and c++ translations kumited; thanks for your kata :)
If that special case with n = 0 is not removed then it should be in translations too.
Let's see if the author will give me some feed in this regard, then.
Actual tests has
test.it("should have the value 'codewars' inside of it"), which makes no sense. Please replace it with something that makes sense ;-)removed
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All done.
Note: the default return statement for
n=0is now"\n"(not"", to be consistent with the other cases)EDIT: note about the last line feed char added to the description.
approved to 7 kyu according to the average, but not sure it's a good idea, considering that those are 6 kyu:
How? It's just the opposite: 0 lines but 1 '\n'.
Hi,
Mmmmh, yeah, you're actually right. Well, even if it's weird, it's part of the specifications, now. Let's see what the author decide about that: if he prefers this behavior corrected, I'll do it (or anyone else).
Hi! Its right, and fix it
ok, I just changed the internal solution and the tests... But it seems the server is not up to date yet. :/
Mmmmh, well. Jose changed the range of the tests to exclude the
0value, actually. So now, both solutions are good.Fixed
Kind Regards