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RegEx Like a Boss #6: Valid Parenthesis
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Regular Expressions
Strings
Fundamentals
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Test error messages should use
reprstrings, otherwise invisible characters are confusing.Good improvement. Thank you. Had no idea of the use of repr
(ASCII VT character there), but
So what exactly "spaces" are?
Whitespaces only apparently.
But is should match newlines...
A Space is the Ascii character 32. It is called "Space". Can I count this as resolved?
There are non-breaking space, ideographic space etc... But even if it's just the ASCII space, why should
9\nmatch?This kind of solution shouldn't pass:
https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/5c3fa3e3b6adcb00013461ca/groups/5c414a69b6adcb0001d455da
resolved
From description:
In the Sentence there could also be words (made upper letters, lower case letters and digits) and spaces. letters, digits and spaces that is the pool of elements of which words can be created.Okay...
In the Sentence? What is aSentence? In titlecase? I though we were talking aboutstrings(Create a Regular Expression that matches a string) You'd better add cases to the description to clear the ambiguity.I use Sentence and String intechangeable. Probably I should correct it to avoid confusion