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Maybe try checking your draft kumite list? You probably forgot to publish it.
Ok, that's just weird. That's the second kata I've translated that's done this. I can't see it in my Kumite either, I guess I will have to redo it.
:-(
Hm... I haven't been notified of anything, and I don't see any pending translations for this kata. Can you check it's been submitted successfully?
Liked it so much I even translated it to Ruby :-)
Ruby translation kumited, please check and approve :-)
Thank you! Glad you liked it :-)
Fun kata, made me think!
Thanks
Better test formatting would be appreciated in Python.
Thank you!
Sure! Thank you for quick response! Cool kata <3
Hi and thank you for your message! I agree with you, an empty message doesn't really need to be tested, or should return something different than the value of
" "
. I started to change the tests... but I realised that I had to not only change the simple tests, but change the randoms ones as well... and this in five languages... so, considering this isn't a big issue, I prefered to add a note in the description saying that an empty message is considered equal to0
. Hope you don't mind :-)Thanks for doing that!
I think the answer to sorted deck (representing zero) is wrong (or at least there are two correct answers) and should be
" "
.From description it is clear that
message = " "
should be encoded as sorted deck - it represents number0
, but it's not clear how shouldmessage = ""
be represented (I'd go withNone
/null
or whatever).Current tests disagree
and yet, if I run prettier on that it replaces the tabs with spaces. you may be able to ask it to use tabs, but that's not what it's defaulting to
tools can accomplish the same behaviour as tab does, there's no need for them. I don't mind working with tabs, what I do mind is others being bad at using it - because it's an invisible character with complicated behaviour that many won't even be aware of whether they're there or even if they're using them themselves.
you might use them consistently. but as soon as someone else comes along and touches that code, it's immediately a mess.
and then there are people that will try to align columns with tabs, and it'll look great for them at ts=8, then along comes bob with ts=2 and it's an absolute mess. likewise when people use half indents, 4 spaces, ts=8, set ts=2 and suddenly it went from half indent to double indent.
people know how to deal with spaces. they always mess up tabs.
Ah I see. The code is formatted by Prettier, the most used formatter for JS/TS in the web community: https://prettier.io/ (6M+ public projects on GitHub)
This might change your opinion about tabs: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/c8drjo/nobody_talks_about_the_real_reason_to_use_tabs/
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