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Done, sorry for being late
This new rule is still missing in the #Rules section. It is only mentioned in the #Return Values section and to me the exact format is not clear. Do I have to mention all indices with
", "? An example for this case would be good.Also the #Return Values section is missing the rule and expected string for invalid
phred33_chars.Edit: opened as separate issue.
Yes, forgot to save. Those changes should be visible and testable now.
Thank you! I have amended my solution and Description field, "If a FASTQ line is blank (len == 0) | 'Field(s) Fail: empty field'.
Blank fields should be caught by the verification script. I'll wait to mark as resolved.
You bet, thought it was an interesting challenge
Changed Haskell to allow a tolerance of
1e-6. Those other two solvers can resubmit if they want to.This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
Clarified this in the description.
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agreed
Thank You! :)
For the modifiers my hint would be: if a modifier already exists, it should be reused rather than recreated.
I also updated the description to be more specific about the lists:
"Additionally,
Menuwill havemenu_items(a list ofMenuItemobjects), and aMenuItemmay havemodifiers(a list ofModifierobjects)."I think this is an inconsistency in the spec, as the test cases are expecting Modifier objects, like you noted. I will update the problem to indicate the the list should be of the Modifier objects, not just the ID's. I believe the same applies for MenuItems, so I'll review that for consistency as well.
(Hidden) Specs shouldn't come from examples alone, unless you deliberately are creating a
puzzle. So if the spec is inadequate, feel free to post a comment about it.The problem has been resolved.
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