got it as soon as it posted here, in the test in looked like Expected: '12', instead got: '\'12'', those slashes confused me, thanks for respond and hint anyway
Hey Guys) Please help, I figured out a solution, it works in REPL and returns the desired result, but here I get these errors. Javascript
Expected: '12', instead got: ''12''
Expected: '10', instead got: ''10''
Expected: '12', instead got: ''12''
Expected: '3', instead got: ''3''
Hi!
I have some problems when submitting for the full tests in python.
I pass 84 of the but but 23 do fail for some reason.. I have tried debugging and it looks like the number the test want don't even appear in the array given.
Does anyone know anything about it? Is it something whith the tests or my code?
Duplicate of Moving Zeros To The End.
That one also does not have random tests :[ and only has JS, not Haskell ( yet ). It has a slew of other languages though.
You can always forfeit instead of solving.
got it as soon as it posted here, in the test in looked like Expected: '12', instead got: '\'12'', those slashes confused me, thanks for respond and hint anyway
Maybe you're returning a string insted of a number?
Hey Guys) Please help, I figured out a solution, it works in REPL and returns the desired result, but here I get these errors. Javascript
Expected: '12', instead got: ''12''
Expected: '10', instead got: ''10''
Expected: '12', instead got: ''12''
Expected: '3', instead got: ''3''
This kata seems to not have a test case for the highest ranked number in case there is a tie. How do I fix it?
Nice kata!
next test passed but it was the same problem
I have the same case in c#
Hi!
I have some problems when submitting for the full tests in python.
I pass 84 of the but but 23 do fail for some reason.. I have tried debugging and it looks like the number the test want don't even appear in the array given.
Does anyone know anything about it? Is it something whith the tests or my code?
There is a need to more test cases. I highly recommand adding a test for this one:
[10, 12, 8,8, 12, 12,8, 6, 4, 10, 10]
Solved. Doesn't work for version belov 3.6
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