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      • SomeDude84
      • commented on "Memoized Fibonacci" javascript solution

      beautiful code!

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      • merlinby
      • commented on "Counting Duplicates" javascript solution

      Seems so. But the problem is that test accepts your code now. And numbers are mentioned only in description.

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      • computerguy103
      • commented on "Counting Duplicates" javascript solution

      The kata was probably changed to add numbers in addition to alphabetic characters.

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      • merlinby
      • commented on "Counting Duplicates" javascript solution

      This is strange that this one is accepted cause it does not pass this example: "aA11" -> 2 # 'a' and '1'
      It does not covers "numeric digits"
      I think that the right RegEx is /([a-z,0-9])\1+/g

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      • macnick
      • commented on "Kama Sutra Cipher Helper" kata

      !

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      • macnick
      • commented on "intToBits(int, length)" kata

      !

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      • hpr
      • commented on "The builder of things" kata

      I think the word "having" is more natural in English sentences here so it's the only global intended to be used with each for that reason.

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      • hpr
      • commented on "The builder of things" kata

      Doing global references isn't bad practice if you back up the old values of the references and restore them afterward, which doesn't require that much more code in this case.

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      • j-streicher
      • commented on "Count IP Addresses" kata

      Don't forget the 'L' at the end in Java :D

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      • farhanaditya
      • commented on "Sorting Dictionaries" kata

      Couldn't agree more.

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      • marcustf
      • commented on "What's a Perfect Power anyway?" javascript solution

      Mine was super similar to this my first go around. Only big diference is my inner loop's conditional is k <= Math.log(n) and I added a check to see if n % m === 0 before the k loop. I edited mine to include the m * m istead of just m from yours, I didn't even think of that and it seemed so obvious after seeing yours I had to.

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      • WestwardLand968
      • resolved an issue on "Array Appender" kata

      That part of the description is gone, and that comment in the sample tests (at least) is gone too.

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      • codingbees
      • commented on "Memoized Fibonacci" javascript solution

      very good solution,thanks

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      • Kolberg
      • resolved an issue on "Playing with types" kata

      Changed the discription with your suggestion :)

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      • JohanWiltink
      • resolved a suggestion on "Limit string length - 1" kata

      Reraised as an Issue later.

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