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I added C# translation. To my surprise (and a new thing I learned), todays C# already has an API for Unicode code points and does not require handling surrogate pairs manually. So does Java. The API is a bit different than in Python and JS, and a bit more googling is required, but it is there. This generally makes the concern about problematic languages irrelevant, because it seems that most (all?) modern languages (with some cave-ats for C and C++) should not require any special tricks to handle SMP code points.
I will unlock the issue tomorrow, after the new C# translation goes through some beating overnight. I will keep on adding translations to reasonable languages, and later maybe to some unreasonable ones :)
Thanks for participation in beta!
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i cant delete can you please delete this draft ?
sorting with special keys and rearranging values. This has been done a lot already. Sure, you won't find an exact duplicate. But that's still a dup.
i didnt find anything similar
hope now it works
now it should be fine i hope
my bad
linear or quadratic?
What the Kata is doing is swapping every third odd value with every third even value
I didn't know we could destructure like this o_0
sure
duplicate of many other kata
Hi,
expected [ Array(10) ] to deeply equal [ Array(10) ]
in the random tests (read CW's docs about JS)I created a fork of my solution with the failing one: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/662a933260dd803749519959
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