7 kyu
Game Hit the target
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@Ruscore I created a continuation of the Kata https://www.codewars.com/kata/62bc86a35e6abb0024477341 with barriers and in 3d.
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Nice kata
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Easy and fun! Thx for kata! I would like to have second part with arrows in all directions, and maybe third with more complex conditions.
thanks
#11b30/3q6:0z:vV
i thought the problem was what you describe and i solved it accordingly
Hi,
In JS, the function in the initial solution should be declared as
consti will fix it
fixed
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Why not have tests with '<' ?
Initially, I thought to make this kata simple. In the future, I want to make a kata with 4 arrows (<> ^ v).
It's been 9 months now. Any update about the 4 arrows version? I love this kata :)
Idea wasn't implemented here, so closing.
Yes, I have released a new kata with 4 arrows. It is now in beta test
It should be mentioned that there will (or will not) be only 1 arrow, same with 'x'.
I'll correct it now
Arguably, "the arrow" and "the target" imply that. But it would be better to specify it explicitly. I wouldn't want to be on either side of the endless argument ..
Congratulations! You have invented the
String!Compliments on encoding characters with
'instead of"though. Not everybody does that.yup. I think it would be better to have a list of strings.
No random tests (at least in python).
Okay, I'll add right now
User can modify the input. Expected result should be computed first.
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