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    • Voile
    • created an issue for "Watchmaker problems - watch hands issue" kata

    Needs random tests

    • tibor_r
    • resolved a suggestion on "Mean Means" kata

    In Javscript I've added a funnction to fix that issue. For Python, I don't notice any instances where the result was incalculable.

    • A.Partridge
    • commented on "Mean Means" kata

    Thanks for that - it's what I was doing... think it was the system at work playing up again :D

    • tibor_r
    • commented on "Mean Means" kata

    Maybe post your answer - be sure to mark it as a spoiler and I'll see if its the test cases or your code.

    • suic
    • commented on "Mean Means" kata

    Great! :)

    • tibor_r
    • commented on "Mean Means" kata

    Sorry, it won't allow me to re-publish - server keeps timing out

    • tibor_r
    • resolved an issue on "Mean Means" kata

    I've added random tests

    • tibor_r
    • commented on "Mean Means" kata

    I'm unable to re-publish - server keeps timing out.

    • Casparwaters
    • commented on "Mean Means" kata

    my solution is in Python, which has the same method for dealing with NaN as JS. I see other people have passed in python so it may just be me!

    • A.Partridge
    • commented on "Mean Means" kata

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

    • tibor_r
    • commented on "Mean Means" kata

    Yeah that's should be an issue only with javascript. I'll fix it right now.

    • Omnia89
    • created a suggestion for "Mean Means" kata

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

    • heneryville
    • commented on "Gauß needs help! (Sums of a lot of numbers)." kata

    This problem should explicitly call out that:
    -An input of 0 should return None, not 0
    -Inputs may be strings. When they are, the function must return None

    • Omnia89
    • created an issue for "Gauß needs help! (Sums of a lot of numbers)." kata

    Even if the code works, when submitting it gives this error

    Traceback:
    in
    in f
    TypeError: Can't convert 'int' object to str implicitly

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