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Misleading Signs
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Can my friend just tell he is getting fooled solely by the fact the words are different? One doesn't need to know letters to be able to recognize words distinction.
If I told you π€πππ€ππ«±π means hello in my language and it didn't contradict any knowledge you had of the language, you would have no way of knowing if I lied or not.
I can still tell the difference between your word, which is π€πππ€ππ«±π and the word on the t-shirt, lets say π€π€ππ«±πππ, meaning I am getting fooled. And that is without knowing a single letter in your alphabet.
The word you say is said aloud while the word on the shirt is in sign language. If I said the word is hello you wouldn't know what letters it corresponds to if you didn't know any of the letters.
Only you know what the word on the shirt actually is because you are trying to see if you can fool your friend. It is impossible for your friend to know what the word you said looks like in sign language if he does not know sign language!
I got 504 test test cases right and 1 wrong I'm so mad ;_;
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ΠΠΎΠ³ΡΠΊΠΈ Π½Π΅ΠΌΠ°Ρ Π½ΠΎΡΠΌΠ°Π»ΡΠ½ΠΎΡ...
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The Kata is fun if you can understand it, Thanks to people who explained it better in the Discourse
is it just me or i dont even understand the prompt
I Don't know ... pff
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Wtf is this question asking?
π€βοΈπ πππβοΈ ββοΈπ€π€ππ€ βπ€π€πβοΈπ€ πππ ππ€ π€π ππ€π€ππ€ βππππ€π€
Unfortunately, my letters list is
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..The question is asking you to get responded to.
The wording of the description was a bit unclear. It took me a while to understand. Maybe its just me, but reading that it should return
True
if your friend can figure out you are fooling him implies that False would mean that your friend can't figure out you are fooling him, but the description provides an example where you don't even try to fool him.I'd add a another example where it returns
False
but because your friend can't figure out that your fooling him, like the test"ping","pong", ["p","n","g"]
Added another example, hope it helps out with clarity! :)
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Hi MelonFruit, can you change this from gaslighting to 'fool' or 'mislead' in the description? Can you also change the kata title to something along the lines of 'what does it really say?'
Done! :D
Is Andala seriously that offended by the word "gaslight" ?
Are there any other words we should avoid? Black, with or without capital? Deaf, same? Human, same? Irony, same? Should we call wars "police actions," or maybe "special military operations" ?
There is no apparent controversy of the term on wikipedia, but I think I found a possible reason why some people might be triggered from source
Anyway, I hope Codewars does not end end up like StackExchange, where the language police took over by the tongue of Sara Chipps.
Johan, let me start by saying I understand your concern. Our core goal is to make Codewars an enjoyable place for all developers of any background to spend their time. Gaslighting is a term that has some negative connotations so I made the suggestion to change the description to mislead/fool as both are more accurate and accessible terms. My suggestion to change the title was to add a greater sense of curiosity to the kata on the search page, which I hope in turn would bring more users to MelonFruit's challenge.
I really don't understand why "gaslighting" is offensive. Yes, Trump was accuesed of "gaslighting" but you could just as easily have said he was "fooling" or "misleading" them. I can, however, understand that it is somewhat less clear (being a term from a vintage movie).
Full transparency, this task was to improve the kataβs language (from a vibes and marketing brain); it is not me trying to censor the word.
I understand from feedback that it looks that way, as I tend to pop up in the discourse of katas with bad news. I will work on being more visible and transparent.
Java wants me to make streams or any other kind of over-the-top constructs just to perform the very basic "contains".
I hereby declare Java "Persona non grata"
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Typo in initial code:
Oops, fixed!