Tried and it doesn't seem to be working =/. Managed to do what you said in JS and it's working, thanks for that part ;) !
don't test just attempt, had same error when testing in javascript, but submitted anyway and it passed
This was a nice kata, thank you ;) !
the alias thing should be clearly stated in the instructions yep !
Without seeing this, I'd never have understood you must use an alias !
Easy and good kata to start with for SQL practice. It's well explained, you know what this kata expects from you.
This kata isn't working properly in ruby toward the greet("") (if name is empty ). Says it expect nil and...When it gets nil it doesn't work.
In PHP there seems to be an error caused by PhpUnit, it says it can't assert two strings equality.
The ruby version doesn't have a testcase it seems, so, unless you know how to write the test it's undoable it seems.
Well, in PHP the tests seem to be buggy ?
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Tried and it doesn't seem to be working =/. Managed to do what you said in JS and it's working, thanks for that part ;) !
don't test just attempt, had same error when testing in javascript, but submitted anyway and it passed
This was a nice kata, thank you ;) !
the alias thing should be clearly stated in the instructions yep !
Without seeing this, I'd never have understood you must use an alias !
Easy and good kata to start with for SQL practice. It's well explained, you know what this kata expects from you.
This kata isn't working properly in ruby toward the greet("") (if name is empty ). Says it expect nil and...When it gets nil it doesn't work.
In PHP there seems to be an error caused by PhpUnit, it says it can't assert two strings equality.
The ruby version doesn't have a testcase it seems, so, unless you know how to write the test it's undoable it seems.
Well, in PHP the tests seem to be buggy ?