The description is a bit confusing, but the kata is good.
5th fianl case seems broken, Error should equal 66
Missing description and test cases
This do not respect the Kata principle really..
Yeah Soon like 2 months later haha !
Random test doesn't work properly e.g. "It should work for random inputs too: -7.369207391491248e-29 should equal 7.369207391491248e-29"
Example case is pretty confusing: The index start at 0 for most language (and not 1). Furthermore, 0 is even, which cause some cofusion with odd&even index since you consider it start at 1.
Thank you
The examples cases are not right
oh didn't know it support html tag ! It took lot of time to do, haven't check that since :p I will update the kata soon!
thanks :)
Thanks for the encouragement :)
Oups! Haven't tought of that ! I just wanted to do a test with the same roots, but in a different order. Will change the test :)
I don't know what happen, but now I passed them with the same solution...
I think there's something wrong: The 3rd test case is: Test.expect(sillycase('brian'), 'brIAN')
But the submit test check this: 'brIAN' should equal 'briAN'
Maybe you can say 'floor' it instead of 'round' it.
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The description is a bit confusing, but the kata is good.
5th fianl case seems broken, Error should equal 66
Missing description and test cases
This do not respect the Kata principle really..
Yeah Soon like 2 months later haha !
Random test doesn't work properly e.g.
"It should work for random inputs too: -7.369207391491248e-29 should equal 7.369207391491248e-29"
Example case is pretty confusing:
The index start at 0 for most language (and not 1).
Furthermore, 0 is even, which cause some cofusion with odd&even index since you consider it start at 1.
Thank you
The examples cases are not right
oh didn't know it support html tag ! It took lot of time to do, haven't check that since :p I will update the kata soon!
thanks :)
Thanks for the encouragement :)
Oups! Haven't tought of that ! I just wanted to do a test with the same roots, but in a different order. Will change the test :)
Thank you
I don't know what happen, but now I passed them with the same solution...
I think there's something wrong:
The 3rd test case is:
Test.expect(sillycase('brian'), 'brIAN')
But the submit test check this:
'brIAN' should equal 'briAN'
Maybe you can say 'floor' it instead of 'round' it.