So aparently this kata is throwing Unspecified AssertionError for javascript
i've take a look to the output of my code, it seens to work as expected. so...
i was just joking about the points
but still The problem itself could have specified that he wanted an exceptional good way of doing it beforehand, wouldn't have make me waste my time
Thank you for your patiance, i've changed my code since
btw, when i raised the issue i genuinely thought there was an issue.
Don't raise issues because your code doesn' work and you want points. That's not an issue. You say the kata has a problem because your code passes everything except the "more challenging cases". My code passes them, as hundreds of other people, so what? You can ask a question, but please provide clear information, logs, code, etc. Raising an issue saying you desserve your points is just childish and pointless. Please read carefully the documentation: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting/
That's the same for JS
My basic tests passes with 32ms
and i still don't pass in the "More Challanging Cases" even tho those cases received the same parameter of another test that has passed -.-
if you are programming this kata with JS i think it has a problem
Basic Tests execution time of my code is 30ms
Only the "More Challanging Cases" do not pass
It wouldn't be a problem if the same params for the "More Challanging Cases" haven't been passed to the others tests that have passed
The mod don't even bother looking for it and direct removed my issue report :/
That's a Sin
I'm getting the same error, execution times on the harder and hardest tests are 2ms, 5ms, 195ms and 257ms. Could this still be slow?
same here
i feel the drama too, bro ;O
So aparently this kata is throwing
Unspecified AssertionErrorfor javascripti've take a look to the output of my code, it seens to work as expected. so...
awesome
i have no ideia of what you just did
but i loved it
didn't new about hte repeat function *-- * awesome
This is a 4kyu so it is expectable to be somewhat hard. If you don't want to waste your time, maybe you should stick with white katas.
i was just joking about the points
but still The problem itself could have specified that he wanted an exceptional good way of doing it beforehand, wouldn't have make me waste my time
Thank you for your patiance, i've changed my code since
btw, when i raised the issue i genuinely thought there was an issue.
though 109 is not a solution here as the digits are not in sequentially increasing order, i.e. 1 > 0?
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Your code doesn't pass the sample tests, it returns [] everywhere...
Don't raise issues because your code doesn' work and you want points. That's not an issue. You say the kata has a problem because your code passes everything except the "more challenging cases". My code passes them, as hundreds of other people, so what? You can ask a question, but please provide clear information, logs, code, etc. Raising an issue saying you desserve your points is just childish and pointless. Please read carefully the documentation: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting/
That's the same for JS
My basic tests passes with 32ms
and i still don't pass in the "More Challanging Cases" even tho those cases received the same parameter of another test that has passed -.-
if you are programming this kata with JS i think it has a problem
Basic Tests execution time of my code is 30ms
Only the "More Challanging Cases" do not pass
It wouldn't be a problem if the same params for the "More Challanging Cases" haven't been passed to the others tests that have passed
The mod don't even bother looking for it and direct removed my issue report :/
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