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      • dasoca
      • created a suggestion for "Round by 0.5 steps" kata

      This is too easy for 6 kyu

      • dasoca
      • created an issue for "Master of Files " kata

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

      • dasoca
      • commented on "Primefinder" kumite

      i) your code doesnt run
      ii) checking for divisors up to candidate^0.5 is sufficient do determine if it's a prime
      iii) why print your result? return it!
      iv) you don't have any testcases
      v) happy coding

      • dasoca
      • commented on "Steps in Primes" kata

      http://giyf.com

      • dasoca
      • commented on "Steps in Primes" kata

      Untested specs is an issue

      Using the same case in example, test case and validators is also an issue (intvites to hard-code answers).

      So here comes my first suggestion: Hankuna matata!

      • dasoca
      • commented on "Steps in Primes" kata

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

      • dasoca
      • created an issue for "Steps in Primes" kata

      This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

      • dasoca
      • commented on "Right Truncatable Harshad numbers" kata

      Kind of tough for a 5 kyu (because of performance requirements). But fun!

      • dasoca
      • commented on "Recaman Sequence" kata

      Lol, ticket open, ticket closed :)

      • dasoca
      • commented on "Recaman Sequence" kata

      I disagree. The original was not ambiguous.

      • dasoca
      • commented on "All Inclusive?" python solution

      This seems inefficient as it continues creating and comparing rotations even if a missing rotation has already been identified.

      • dasoca
      • created an issue for "Rock, Paper, Scissors!" kata

      No test pre-test-test-cases

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