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      • Voile
      • resolved an issue on "Beginner Series #4 Cockroach" kata
      • 8 years ago

      Not an issue

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      • Voile
      • resolved an issue on "Beginner Series #1 School Paperwork" kata
      • 8 years ago

      Not an issue

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      • suic
      • commented on "What Color is Your Name?" kata
      • 8 years ago

      @anter69: My original solution used mod 255 but this has been invalidated as the modulo was changed to 256. I'll change the description. See my reply to the issue raised by lechevalier and let me know if that suggested solution is acceptable.

      Thanks,

      suic

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      • Blind4Basics
      • commented on "What Color is Your Name?" kata
      • 8 years ago

      0-255 is effectively modulo 256.

      The name of the parameter is inappropriate too : string is a keyword of python !

      EDIT : and the # at the beginning of the hex code should be discard in the description because it is not what is awaited in the kata (see '#79CAE5'... Baby blue!)

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      • jenja-pa
      • commented on "What Color is Your Name?" kata
      • 8 years ago

      but description not changed, or this inaccuracy write intentionally?

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      • anter69
      • commented on "What Color is Your Name?" kata
      • 8 years ago

      I've changed 256 to 255.

      Wrong move, it should be 256...

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      • suic
      • resolved an issue on "What Color is Your Name?" kata
      • 8 years ago

      Hi, I've changed 256 to 255. Issue resolved. Regards, suic

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      • Caders
      • resolved an issue on "Cheat at rock paper scissors!" kata
      • 9 years ago

      Thanks, I really enjoy probability, and the concept of randomness in programming.

      I never thought to approach it by only winning, but that is a good idea!

      But, it will no longer work because I've updated the Test Cases to make sure you lose every once and awhile. :D

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      • zebulan
      • commented on "Zebulan's Nightmare" python solution
      • 9 years ago

      @j_codez,

      It was fun to be the star of a kata due to some comments and edits I made to another kata by @mattchilders.

      Considering my recent comments on Codewars, I'm expecting a new edition (most likely from different authors) about how I dislike duplicate katas!

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      • bkaes
      • commented on "Numbers that are a power of their sum of digits" kata
      • 9 years ago

      You can't mark an issue for the reason you gave

      Of course you can: if a description is hard to get, it's an issue. It prevents users from actually completing it:

      kata issues

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      • raulbc777
      • resolved an issue on "Numbers that are a power of their sum of digits" kata
      • 9 years ago

      You can't mark an issue for the reason you gave, but I give you what you ask: One more example. The number 2401 has also this property:

      2 + 4 + 0 + 1 = 7 and 7** 4 = 2401
      

      Hope that it will be clearer for you.

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