due to conditional markdown blocks, in many languages there are no instructions in the description, only an example. ideally, there should be instructions for all languages
there's no specific mention in the kata desc that all arg types will be the same. you just have to count the number of arguments, regardless of their types.
I do not think there is an issue here ? the Ruby reference solution returns
1forargs_count("abc").fixed it
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due to conditional markdown blocks, in many languages there are no instructions in the description, only an example. ideally, there should be instructions for all languages
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thanks :)
C translation
there's no specific mention in the kata desc that all arg types will be the same. you just have to count the number of arguments, regardless of their types.
The given argument is undefinable. First Give integer second gives an array.
Scala translation
8 lvl of kata...
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