I agree with you that this type of kata may not be the most inovative one, but this is a sequel of a kata that had a lot of fans.
Which had a very simililar theme.
well isn't part of the job of an programmer getting the information (in this case from the unit tests) to be able to implement what he/she should implement?
In the real world you won't get precise explaination what to do.
well i thought the meme should make it pretty clear should I add the explanation again? I think that this kata does not need it but yeah....
Btw sillyAdd(2,11) is really just 11+2 only when there is a carry digit the result is diffrent from a real addition.
Well my kata was based on this meme I just did not add the meme to it, because I thought adding a meme to a kata would result in it getting rejected. But hey
Hi from what I saw they were already fixed, and I double checked it by trying it in python myself. If you still can not pass, it's probably your code not the unit tests.
+1 obviously the most efficent solution. :D
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I agree with you that this type of kata may not be the most inovative one, but this is a sequel of a kata that had a lot of fans.
Which had a very simililar theme.
Here the other kata :
https://www.codewars.com/kata/5effa412233ac3002a9e471d
If you have any ideas on how to make the kata better by still using the same idea, I would consider to change the kata a bit
Thanks for the feedback.
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well isn't part of the job of an programmer getting the information (in this case from the unit tests) to be able to implement what he/she should implement?
In the real world you won't get precise explaination what to do.
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well i thought the meme should make it pretty clear should I add the explanation again? I think that this kata does not need it but yeah....
Btw sillyAdd(2,11) is really just 11+2 only when there is a carry digit the result is diffrent from a real addition.
Nope, looks good no bugs thx for your Translation!
A really nice soloution!
thank you!
😊 thx
Thank you for translation!
Well my kata was based on this meme I just did not add the meme to it, because I thought adding a meme to a kata would result in it getting rejected. But hey
Hi from what I saw they were already fixed, and I double checked it by trying it in python myself. If you still can not pass, it's probably your code not the unit tests.
Ladies and gentle man this meme is now the description :DDD
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