7 kyu
JS Golfing #8: Is it Uppercase?
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What does it mean? What's
x?JS: Node v14 should be used along with its appropiate assertion tools (Mocha + Chai). Refer to this and this
Fixed here
Is this for sure solvable with 9 character code, i got it down to 10 and can't think of a shorter one?
Yes it is solvable with 9.
even with 8
Srlsly its 7kyu lvl?...-.-
Agreed. Gave it to some of my junior devs. They couldn't solve. Seems like a lot of 7 & 8 kyu challenges are incorrectly categorised like this
Well, this kata is more like a codepuzzle, so algorithmwise not really compareable to other katas... so the ranking of these katas are different. It wouldnt represent the skillset of a dev, because its a solution you could find somewhere in the internet, you don't really have to solve it, you just have to find out how :)
Approved ;-)
What's the
valid input? "Ab"? "aB"?Perhaps say:
"Only single letter will be tested."?EDIT:
Or, change the kata's name to
Is it Capitalize?(ie. "Abc")orIs is PascalCase?(ie. "MyNameIsMyjinxin")I addes some info in the description, that the input will only be one letter :-)
There should be fixed tests that cover the entire input range so wrong solutions don't happen to pass by change.
I added some fixed tests, which will prevent this solution from passing.
Why check 100 random letters? Why not just check all lowercase and all uppercase letters?