Right now, we have zero one two three four five six seven eight nine. Won't we just have zero one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty not typing all the way to a hundred ? Which is more of the same, not more challenging, just more typing?
Well I also thought that the whole loop was supposed to be considered as 1 iteration and lost some time implementing it (actually it was the hardest part of implementation for me) and then I realised it's just not how it was supposed to work.
I think you could clarify that in description as it seems it's might be a common mistake :)
Many thanks for your input, I don't do Java myself but I did approve a faulty Java translation a while back which I didn't realize back then because everything else looked fine to me by eye (it requires reading the Java Test Reference to realise that the actual and expected arguments are swapped which I did not consult when approving said translation). Perhaps you may want to contact @ggmoy with regards to this Issue and see if he can do anything to fix it. Cheers :D
Approved
I don't know if you understood me.
Right now, we have
zero one two three four five six seven eight nine
. Won't we just havezero one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty not typing all the way to a hundred
? Which is more of the same, not more challenging, just more typing?Isn't that just more of the same?
approved! thank you
Well I also thought that the whole loop was supposed to be considered as 1 iteration and lost some time implementing it (actually it was the hardest part of implementation for me) and then I realised it's just not how it was supposed to work.
I think you could clarify that in description as it seems it's might be a common mistake :)
Should be fixed, thanks :D
Many thanks for your input, I don't do Java myself but I did approve a faulty Java translation a while back which I didn't realize back then because everything else looked fine to me by eye (it requires reading the Java Test Reference to realise that the actual and expected arguments are swapped which I did not consult when approving said translation). Perhaps you may want to contact @ggmoy with regards to this Issue and see if he can do anything to fix it. Cheers :D
Glad to hear that you found your mistake and enjoy this Kata Series :D Don't forget to check out other Kata I have authored in your spare time ;)