The core object of the kata, PhoneNumber, is defined by user code (and defined in a way that clearly shows lack of basic Java knowledge), which is very wrong in many levels. It should be provided by the kata via Preloaded.
I'm very new to Java, but man it's weird that I can't instantiate a List, but I am working with two List objects that must have been instantiated at some point? Maybe it's just me...
And yes, it's also weird to fail the example tests and then pass the random+ tests.
I feel like this kinda defeats the point of the challenge
JavaScript translation, had fun with this Kata
The core object of the kata,
PhoneNumber, is defined by user code (and defined in a way that clearly shows lack of basic Java knowledge), which is very wrong in many levels. It should be provided by the kata via Preloaded.Then a proper type should be used, like
Set.Can someone explain me this one?
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"rather straight forward"
I was more asking for the thought process which was interesting me
Same thing
Where does the %3600/60 come from? Isn't /60%60 rather straight forward?
I'm very new to Java, but man it's weird that I can't instantiate a List, but I am working with two List objects that must have been instantiated at some point? Maybe it's just me...
And yes, it's also weird to fail the example tests and then pass the random+ tests.
Did you learn SQL ? :)
It is a builtin XOR operator
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It's still giving me issues.
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