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python new test framework is required. updated in this fork
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This is a terrible piece of trash.
Keep up this attitude and I'll report you.
Not if I report you first 😂😂😂
P. S. I have reported you for cyber-stalking me. Clearly, you have nothing better to do than follow my comments around.
The description, or I'd rather say, the problem is not entirely correct. For example, let's take the example we have only one stone. According to the existing conditions, it would take only 2 steps to go across and over. In reality, there are 4 steps:
(across)
(back)
shore - stone - 1 step
stone - other shore - 1 step
Total: 4 steps.
As it is, the problem does not count the steps from the shore to the first stone.
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Nope, that one teaches a more in-depth concept
How satisfied are you whith this kata? — VERY
ah, thanks very much!
Javascript (and likely other language versions) are susceptible to input mutation which can allow illegitimate solutions to pass.
For example, see this solution: https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/5a635c247f35873de20000ef/groups/5a6431ae1c761f30b1000a6d
Ill sort this asap
Sorted Javascript and Ruby
Hi, I made a C# translation for this Kata.
The code should be fairly straightforward, let me know if you have any questions.
Fantastic, approved, thanks very much!
Cool Kata!
Submitted Groovy Translation: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5a61328ad8e1457e0500000e
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https://www.codewars.com/kata/frog-jumping looks similar to this, that one has some additional constraints though.
ah, right, thanks for bringing that to my attention. I'll unpublish this for a while and maybe add a different twist to it. Thanks!
Ok, I've tweaked the kata -- I think that now it genuinely tests some (slightly) different skills, let me know what you think!
Looks great.