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the symbol[_]s in the top row
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string conta[IN]ing
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your succes[S]ful algorithm
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are identical there[A]fter.
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Shall we follow camel-case Java naming conventions here?
Any particular reason for using Boolean[] over primitive boolean[]?
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check whet[H]er a given
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string as a param[E]ter repres[]enting the expression
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two of [of] the three
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has been equip[P]ed with resistance
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should return an empt[r]y array
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Given a[N] empty string, return [an] empty string.
Looks like a duplicate of Can you win the codewar?
Naming conventions for Java translation:
count_different_matrices
=>countDifferentMatrices
SamplesTests
=>samplesTests
Side node: To preserve existing solutions, we should internally try to call the new solution method first, then the old method (if needed). There are several examples of this technique in other kata that can be used as a reference.
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