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      • Mednoob
      • resolved an issue on "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
      • 5 months ago

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      • Mednoob
      • resolved a suggestion on "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
      • 5 months ago

      Approved

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      • 4500zenja1
      • created a suggestion for "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
      • 5 months ago

      C# fork with adding empty list cases (may invalidate all solutions without check of that though)

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      • 4500zenja1
      • resolved an issue on "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
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      • 4500zenja1
      • resolved a question on "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
      • 5 months ago

      replaced in favor of testIt

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      • 4500zenja1
      • resolved an issue on "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
      • 5 months ago

      Technically, the random tests were from the beginning, albeit via weird calls and whatever; now they're clearly random now.
      Also upgraded Node to 18 + testing framework as well :)

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      • 4500zenja1
      • created an issue for "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
      • 5 months ago

      The description should be language-agnostic as well (i.e. independent on each language presented for that kata)

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      • 4500zenja1
      • created an issue for "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
      • 5 months ago

      C# doesn't have empty arrays as test cases.

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      • vtombesi
      • commented on "Create Phone Number" javascript solution
      • 17 months ago

      I love simple ideas :)

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      • x3AZFx004
      • commented on "Create Phone Number" javascript solution
      • 2 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • dvenomb98
      • commented on "Create Phone Number" javascript solution
      • 2 years ago

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

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      • farhanaditya
      • created a question for "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
      • 4 years ago

      // Use normIndexTest(array, index) to test your solution!

      And why should we use it? Isn't the main function tested anyway?

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      • farhanaditya
      • created an issue for "Normalizing Out of Range Array Indexes" kata
      • 4 years ago

      JS:

      • No random test
      • Outdated Node version.
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      • Blind4Basics
      • created an issue for "Will the present fit?" kata
      • 4 years ago

      both languages: no fixed test checking for thickness handling of the box:

      present (3, 14, 40) does not fit in box (16, 41, 19) => False
      
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      • projectillwin
      • commented on "Create Phone Number" javascript solution
      • 5 years ago

      gg wp

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