Thanks for the translation, @akvptp. I ended up forking and rewriting an entirely different translation; I had a partially completed translation from several months ago sitting around and I finally got around to completing it. The rewrite is also more faithful to the original JS/Python translation(s) and includes the necessary updates to the Description.
While your translation is, ultimately, not the one implemented for this kata (my apologies for that), you still get the honor points for submitting the translation.
Thanks for the translation, @akvptp. I ended up forking and rewriting an entirely different translation; I had a partially completed translation from several months ago sitting around and I finally got around to completing it. The rewrite is also more faithful to the original JS/Python translation(s) and includes the necessary updates to the Description.
While your translation is, ultimately, not the one implemented for this kata (my apologies for that), you still get the honor points for submitting the translation.
Thanks!
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Sorry to be late, approved!
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Kotlin translation, would someone mind reviewing this please.
Nice kata, thanks!
assertEquals
is Kotlin sample tests should probably beassertEquals("Code: $code", expected, actual)
impressive implementation of permutations(), very concise and speaks for itself ;)
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Hmm now I see it in the example. Where were my eyes -_-"
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