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describeanditblocks, and updated to the latest version of Node used by Codewars.It's approvable. But is it ( still ) original?
probaby not.
It's still approvable. And I still don't like it enough to actually approve it.
Also, there should be fixed tests with uppercase vowels.
I've added fixed tests with uppercase vowels. Thanks for your suggestion.
No random tests.
I've now added some random test cases. Thanks for your feedback.
The function in inital code has no parameters (there is an empty string there). Write
messageor any other meaningful name there. Only two tests are not enough.Have added a parameter now. Thanks.
Define 'vowels'. For example, 'y' is a vowel in some languages, and in some others it is not. What are vowels in the language of the Aliens?
Currently there're no tests with letter
"y".Also it's
English -> Alien, notAlien -> English, so the question is whether we should considers"y"as a vowel in English.This has been resolved now. Thanks for your question.