6 kyu
Here lies John Renie
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Nice kata on dynamic programming as well except for math and combinatorics.
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Yeah. To confuse the devil.
I also think you enjoy generating these gravestones ;)
Could be another kata...?
mmhm, perhaps :)
The other kata is now available
Random tests are vulnerable to input modification.
Ok, fixed. Thanks.
still not really ok, the error message is messed up when user mutates the input, just pass a copy of the input to the user; don't forget to republish the kata afterwarts
Ok
You might also want to specify that each path (that follows the rules) is a valid path (no dead ends).
done by author
edge case tests should also be in sample tests
Fixed, thanks.
Fixed, thanks.