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men i love using lambda ;)
What happened to the rest of this series? :(
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It's genius
No way I could ever understand that.
Sadly not ported to Python yet
3kyu Golomb-type sequences
Random tests is indeed faulty: it often assigns a value onto an already overloaded function, and expects the value to overwrite the entire overloaded function.
The kata has never specify cases such as
so we should not be expected to handle this (as we wouldn't know how to handle this anyway, it's unspecified, not tested in the fixed tests, and arguably out of scope of the kata).
Wow. This is beyond ridiculous. CW users doing vote witch-hunting as usual. What's next? Revealing who voted what and then shame on people for not voting the average?
I'm ashamed of all of you. Votes are anonymous for a good reason; the way voting system is supposed to work is to gather enough votes that the average sort of represents what most people think is true.
Unmasking individual votes and write a massive rant bitching about users not voting according to your norm is equivalent to doxxing online users who don't agree with you. You are the one who should be banned.
Hi,
Just a suggestion but the tests may need to include cases other than "foo". Seem like I was able to hardcode it and still pass all the tests.
Done.
frrr
XML specs exist. The problem is the author clearly has no idea of the XML spec, because invalid XMLs are all over the place.
The error appears to persist if the code length is higher than allowed.
I get "ReferenceError: process is not defined" in real tests
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